just as we were incredibly lucky to live in a universe that supports encryption, so are we lucky that it supports distillation. intelligence will never be a singleton.
Neuralink co-founder Max Hodak argues physics prevents a centralized AI monopoly
He says knowledge distillation mathematically keeps intelligence distributed.
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This is the real source of AI Safety, and ironically the bane of Anthropic's existence
just as we were incredibly lucky to live in a universe that supports encryption, so are we lucky that it supports distillation. intelligence will never be a singleton.
@maxhodak_ You are so right, Max. Encryption is the very principle through which meaning is created. The mystery enabled by encryption, and the freedom enabled by distillation, are very pleasant properties of our universe.
@maxhodak_ "intelligence will never be a singleton" is a fire ass quote ngl
@maxhodak_ distillation really is the great equalizer—gives every builder a shot at shaping intelligence their own way.
@maxhodak_ Makes you wonder what happens when distillation gets so efficient nobody holds an edge for long.
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@maxhodak_ perhaps distillation is the answer to the singularity. a plurality of intelligences derived from any outlier’s outputs