Many things in AI safety/security (such as this) fit into a common pattern:
- if you compare it to how things were just beforehand, it seems like great progress
- if you compare it to how things should be or how things are in other industries, it's a total nightmare
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Both perspectives are important to bear in mind simultaneously and it's often not fun to point out the latter when people are excited about the former, but someone's gotta do it
Many things in AI safety/security (such as this) fit into a common pattern:
- if you compare it to how things were just beforehand, it seems like great progress
- if you compare it to how things should be or how things are in other industries, it's a total nightmare