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    A reply proposes ending production of hardware used to train larger AI models

    One post argues that people who see governments as adversarial won't welcome handing them control of AI, even when advocates intend to give the public a bigger say.

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    A reply proposes preventing anyone, including governments, from developing more powerful AI through narrowly targeted regulation ending production of the hardware needed to train larger models. It offers this as an alternative to government control of AI. The original post acknowledges good intentions behind that approach but argues that people who feel governments have always been adversarial toward them will not see it positively.

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    @DavidSKrueger@AndrewCurran_ A better plan is to make sure nobody can continue to develop more powerful AIs, not even the government. The way of doing this is through narrow targetted regulation ending the production of the hardware needed to train larger and larger AI models.

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    @DavidSKrueger@AndrewCurran_ A better plan is to make sure nobody can continue to develop more powerful AIs, not even the government. The way of doing this is through narrow targetted regulation ending the production of the hardware needed to train larger and larger AI models.