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Anybody who stays at openai is signing on to build machines that will be used to kill innocent people and control people who think that’s a bad idea.
I’m worried that China will build said killing machines and that we’ll be unprepared.
Anybody who stays at openai is signing on to build machines that will be used to kill innocent people and control people who think that’s a bad idea.
I’m worried that China will build said killing machines and that we’ll be unprepared.
Anybody who stays at openai is signing on to build machines that will be used to kill innocent people and control people who think that’s a bad idea.
I’m worried that China will build said killing machines and that we’ll be unprepared.
That twitter post was clearly written by AI along with the instructions for the AI to avoid "tells" and other tropes common to AI. Absolutely nothing wrong with something written with AI. Just pointing it out.
Anybody who stays at openai is signing on to build machines that will be used to kill innocent people and control people who think that’s a bad idea.
I’m worried that China will build said killing machines and that we’ll be unprepared.
I have a hard time with this separation of “principle” from “people”. Isn’t it people who have principles?
I have a hard time with this separation of “principle” from “people”. Isn’t it people who have principles?
OpenAI already had military contracts while this employee was at the company and there was no open letter last year about that.
Prior to that, they were at Meta and joined OpenAI after ChatGPT took off.
If they thought that AGI was about "principles" then not only they were naive, but it leads me to believe that they were only there for the RSUs, just like their time at Meta.
Why is it so hard to be honest and just say you were there for the money, fame and RSUs and not for so called "AGI"?
Any employee who stays, especially given the financial cushion they have, is complicit. Shame on all of them.
But here’s the sad truth: most of the knowledge workers at OpenAI won’t be of any value sometime soon because of the very tool they’re building.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
I’m worried that China will build said killing machines and that we’ll be unprepared.
The myth of american moral superiority had been dead for a while. Why would china be any more evil than the US, which has waged far more colonialist wars and killed far more foreign lives in recent times (look at the news today for inspiration)