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OpenAI policy lead Yo Shavit questions critics who assume AI long-term benefit trusts will fail during an intelligence explosion

Charles Foster responds that boards will likely be informally sidelined.

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OpenAI policy lead Yo Shavit questions critics who assume AI long-term benefit trusts will fail during an intelligence explosion

Charles Foster responds that boards will likely be informally sidelined.

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@yonashav The OpenAI board already failed at the thing it was explicitly designed to do.

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@yonashav The OpenAI board already failed at the thing it was explicitly designed to do.

Yo Shavit@yonashavTECH

Question for the “AI control will concentrate in a tiny number of CEOs and politicians” crowd: What do you in practice expect to happen with the OpenAI Board and Anthropic LTBT? Is your assumption that corporate and/or property law ceases to exist early enough in the intelligence explosion for intervention to be irrelevant?

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Question for the “AI control will concentrate in a tiny number of CEOs and politicians” crowd: What do you in practice expect to happen with the OpenAI and Anthropic LTBT? Is your assumption that corporate and/or property law ceases to exist early enough in the intelligence explosion for intervention to be irrelevant?

Charles Foster@CFGeekTECH

@yonashav Not a part of that crowd but: I think they’re imagining that boards are just very out-of-the-loop, informally disempowered, or pressured to allow-concentration rather than that corporate/property law changes.

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Yo Shavit@yonashavTECH

@CFGeek These concerns seem, like, incredibly tractable, relative to much more dramatic interventions

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