How many groupBy() statements constitutes AI?
Sam Altman goes before US Congress to propose licenses for building AI
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Re: Sam Altman goes before US Congress to propose licenses for building AI
#742is this regulatory capture
Re: Sam Altman goes before US Congress to propose licenses for building AI
#743Earlier quoted context omitted.
Is military capable AI in the hands of few militaries safer than in the hands of many? Or is it more likely to be used to bully other countries who don't have it? If it is used to oppress, would we want the oppressed have access to it? Or do we fear that it gives too much advantage to small cells of extremist to carry out their goals? I can think of pros and cons to both sides.
>Is military capable AI in the hands of few militaries safer than in the hands of many? Yes. It is. I'm sure hostile, authoritarian states that are willing to wage war with the world like Russia and North Korea will eventually get their hands on military-grade AI. But the free world should always strive to be two steps ahead. Even having ubiquitous semi-automatic rifles is a huge problem in America. I'm sure Cliven B…
Your post conveniently ignores the current state of China's AI development but mentions Russia and North Korea. That's an interesting take. There's no guarantee that we are or will continue to be one or even two steps ahead. And what keeps the groups with rifles you mentioned in check? They already have the capability to fight with violence. But there currently exists a counter-balance in the fact they'll get shot at back if they tried to use them. Not trying to take a side here one way or the other. I think there are real fears here. But I also don't think it's this black and white either.
Re: Sam Altman goes before US Congress to propose licenses for building AI
#744One more step towards OpenAI's transformation to ClosedAI. AI as implemented today presents many valid questions on ethics. This move, at first glance, is more on artificially making the technology scarce so OpenAI can increase its profit.
Re: Sam Altman goes before US Congress to propose licenses for building AI
#745How would you even enforce this? Building AI at home is easy enough, and it's not like you have to tell anybody that your program uses AI.
Re: Sam Altman goes before US Congress to propose licenses for building AI
#746We need to MAKE SURE that AI as a technology ISN'T controlled by a small number of powerful corporations with connections to governments. To expound, this just seems like a power grab to me, to "lock in" the lead and keep AI controlled by a small number of corporations that can afford to license and operate the technologies. Obviously, this will create a critical nexus of control for a small number of well connected…
This is the same move SBF was trying to do. Get all cozy with the people spending their time in the alleys of power. Telling them what they want to hear, posturing as the good guy. He is playing the game, this guy ambition is colossal, I don't blame him, but we should not give him too much power.
Have you tried watching actual soap operas?
Re: Sam Altman goes before US Congress to propose licenses for building AI
#747Sometimes those who have gotten on the bus will try pushing out those who have not. Since when do corporations invite regulation?
Re: Sam Altman goes before US Congress to propose licenses for building AI
#748This is so stupid its exactly what you would expect in congress. If this was to go through, of course OpenAI and co will be the primary lobbiests to ensure they get to define the filters for such a license. Also how would you even enforce this. It's absolute nonsense and is a clear indicator that these larger companies realize there is no 'gatekeeping' these AI's, that the democratization of models has demonstrated i…
wait they are talking about licenses for giant arrays and for loop interactions? I know I am wildly oversimplifying, but yes that is nonsense.
well there was a time not too long ago where cryptography-related code was pretty heavily regulated, too
Re: Sam Altman goes before US Congress to propose licenses for building AI
#749OpenAI was ment to be "open" and develope AI for good. OpenAi became everything it said was wrong. Open source models ran locally are the answer but what is the question?
Change is coming quickly. There will be users and there will losers. Hopefully, we can finially get productivity into the information systems.
Re: Sam Altman goes before US Congress to propose licenses for building AI
#750ah, the good ol' regulatory capture.
sam must been hanging out with Peter thiel big time.
laws and big government for you, not for me type of thing.