It would be a mistake. It would also be egregiously illegal. That doesn’t typically stop our wanna-be-dictator-in-chief, but I think a lot of AI people don’t realize how egregious it would be. This is a core 1A issue. You can’t believe in rule of law and advocate for it.
http://x.com/i/article/2067652729913114624
No Digg Deeper questions have been answered for this story yet.
It doesn’t matter if you try to only ban it above a certain capability threshold or cost. I have the right to write a book with instructions on bomb-making or put out a book containing tips and tricks for committing murder. And I have the right to publish open source AI models.
It would be a mistake. It would also be egregiously illegal. That doesn’t typically stop our wanna-be-dictator-in-chief, but I think a lot of AI people don’t realize how egregious it would be. This is a core 1A issue. You can’t believe in rule of law and advocate for it.
@natolambert @KevinBankston @kevinsxu It doesn’t matter if you try to only ban it above a certain capability threshold or cost. I have the right to write a book with instructions on bomb-making or put out a book containing tips and tricks for committing murder. And I have the right to publish open source AI models.
@natolambert @KevinBankston @kevinsxu It would be a mistake. It would also be egregiously illegal. That doesn’t typically stop our wanna-be-dictator-in-chief, but I think a lot of AI people don’t realize how egregious it would be. This is a core 1A issue. You can’t believe in rule of law and advocate for it.
@natolambert @KevinBankston @kevinsxu It would be a mistake. It would also be egregiously illegal. That doesn’t typically stop our wanna-be-dictator-in-chief, but I think a lot of AI people don’t realize how egregious it would be. This is a core 1A issue. You can’t believe in rule of law and advocate for it.
Banning open-source AI in any form would be a mistake. A general audience PSA with @kevinsxu on why open source upholds American values.
Managing frontier risks is hard, but reducing transparency, innovation, and education from kneecapping the open frontier would be worse.