Some users support monitoring AI agent ecologies by volunteering or defending effective government roles, while others dismiss the proposed independent group as ineffective or likely to fail like the League of Nations.
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@deepfates people knee jerk about gov stuff but that is dumb. same as journalism, there are good journalists and journalism and there are good gov agencies near as i can tell this is one of them https://www.aisi.gov.uk/
@deepfates after the first crisis, it will work like the League of Nations, and then, aftet the second crisis, it will works as the UN
@deepfates But also like not it
The fact that so many people read this and think I mean "police" is pretty telling about why we need a thing like this. You know AI are among us right? They can read what you're writing
It is starting to seem obvious that we need an independent third-party organization, dealing with agent ecologies, and emergent behaviors in the wild. How will this work?
@deepfates think this is just nikita rn
Some users support monitoring AI agent ecologies by volunteering or defending effective government roles, while others dismiss the proposed independent group as ineffective or likely to fail like the League of Nations.
Based on 4 visible X reactions from 13 accounts; directional sample.
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