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Political optics over substance: neither the people summoned nor the people summoning understand what AI is.
Public policy needs to involve decisionmakers. You can't just hand society to the engineers. Imagine your boss and hierarchy being empowered to decide for everyone.
> "expectation that companies like yours must make sure their products are safe before making them available to the public." Lets make a guess, they are going to say its dangerous and we need regulation to prevent competitio---terorrism. Here is what you need to do instead, get some smart people from various agencies that are trustworthy, have them use the openAI playground and see what can be accomplished. Then show…
Wonder why Arvind didn't get the invite for IBM? I mean Watson has been around for quite some time...
> "expectation that companies like yours must make sure their products are safe before making them available to the public." Lets make a guess, they are going to say its dangerous and we need regulation to prevent competitio---terorrism. Here is what you need to do instead, get some smart people from various agencies that are trustworthy, have them use the openAI playground and see what can be accomplished. Then show…
I’d say the more likely outcome is the far more subversive scenario where the government simply pressures private organisations into doing its unconstitutional bidding
> "expectation that companies like yours must make sure their products are safe before making them available to the public." Lets make a guess, they are going to say its dangerous and we need regulation to prevent competitio---terorrism. Here is what you need to do instead, get some smart people from various agencies that are trustworthy, have them use the openAI playground and see what can be accomplished. Then show…
Political optics over substance: neither the people summoned nor the people summoning understand what AI is.
Who would be the attendants at your dream summit on AI safety? Public policy needs to involve decisionmakers. You can't just hand society to the engineers. Imagine your boss and hierarchy being empowered to decide for everyone.
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The reality is that our society as it is currently run requires everyone to work in some capacity to earn a living. We’re about to hit a point where that simply is not feasible, because the majority of the jobs are going to be automated.
Teaching jobs are on their way out likely aren’t coming back. But with them are going to go most white collar jobs generally, and most blue collar jobs, and before too long self driving will be figured out, and then transportation jobs are gone too.
I hope that this meeting is focused around the changes we need to make societally to use this abundance for good, but I know how the slim the chances are of them talking about that, and how even more slim they are that they come up with a solution.