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    AI security and the argument for a slowdown

    A user argues that security progress hasn't kept pace with AI, calling that gap perhaps the strongest argument for a slowdown.

    Miles BrundageMB
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    A user argues that AI security progress hasn't matched the pace of AI and suggests this may be the strongest argument for a slowdown. They distinguish security itself from safety rebranded as security to avoid the term “safety.” They also recommend a RAND report on protecting algorithmic secrets.

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    Miles Brundage@Miles_BrundageI would be working on AI security* if I had much to add on it. Sad we haven't made progress commensurate with the pace of AI. This is perhaps the strongest argument for slowdown *as in security, not safety rebranded as security because some people don't like the term safety20d

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    Miles Brundage@Miles_BrundageI would be working on AI security* if I had much to add on it. Sad we haven't made progress commensurate with the pace of AI. This is perhaps the strongest argument for slowdown *as in security, not safety rebranded as security because some people don't like the term safety20d