Democratic AI is non-negotiable
OpenAI for Countries
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#32Comes with a free US government backdoor to all of the foreign citizens' data and AI usage.
Though of course this is already the status quo for all US companies abroad, so you have to give props to OpenAI for spelling it out explicitly: Give up what remains of your digital sovereignty to the US government and you get a small piece of the AGI pie.
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#34So that's just (or "just") locating the inference infrastructure inside the user's country? All operations, deployment, all training, tuning and development, contract negotiations remain the same?
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#35Comes with a free US government backdoor to all of the foreign citizens' data and AI usage. Though of course this is already the status quo for all US companies abroad, so you have to give props to OpenAI for spelling it out explicitly: Give up what remains of your digital sovereignty to the US government and you get a small piece of the AGI pie.
additionally, anytime you oppose US government ideas, data centers in your country gets shutdown.
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#36> We want to help these countries, and in the process, spread democratic AI I'm reading this in the same voice as Helldivers 2 "managed democracy"
They used the word "democratic" 8 times in that post. I'm not sure that word means what they think it means.
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#37This sounds like the sales pitch for the AI Prime Ministers in Ray Naylers excellent new book, Where The Axe is Buried.
https://us.macmillan.com/books/9780374615369/wheretheaxeisbu...
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#39Looks like OpenAI is trying to set the narrative, literally.
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