@LeopoldATracker 2/2 big AI labs to create a solution - this would both provide a huge revenue stream (AI Security) and a solution to their problems of liability.
Further, if AI Labs are liable for the damage they cause their business model becomes almost untenable with limitless loss exposure.
@LeopoldATracker 1/2 I completely agree with this - have been thinking a lot about it lately. What seems obvious to me is that the only thing that will be powerful enough to defend against AI attack vectors is AI itself.
Given that they are the ones 'creating' the problem, it would behove the
@afneil@YouTube PS go easy on the Grecian 2000 for eyebrows my good man. It looks like you've taken membership of the Groucho a bit too literally.
All the best sir.
@afneil@YouTube The abdication of responsibility for defence of the realm by the current student union activists running the country is absolute treasonous surrender. Plain and simple.
Another superbly researched article and opinion piece sir.
Old school journalism at its absolute finest.
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to respond with the gravitas this requires. Sadly I fear they lack the remotest capacity to comprehend the epoch changing storm's eye we find ourselves. More power to your elbow sir. Regards, David
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unassailable lead that would require a war like building, retooling, and mobilisation of domestic capacity to stand any chance of defending Western nations (particularly Europe). We need to be shouting at Western leaders to get them to understand the situation we are in and
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creates and requires to continually evolve and build advantage - eg. advanced semiconductors and infrastructure, drones, robots, arms, pharmaceuticals, room temperature superconductors and advanced materials etc etc etc. In this regard I fear that China has an absolutely
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arguably several months ahead of China in this regard (particularly due to the imposition of export controls on Taiwanese semiconductors). However the second part of AI dominance will involve rapid scaling of manufacturing - to realise the products that the intelligence
@afneil 4 pursuit of net zero. This has handed a huge strategic advantage to China.
3 - Scaling of Manufacturing. I personally see this as the key risk facing The West. The first part of AI dominance is the accumulation of intelligence. This occurs in the virtual world. The US is
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key area of concern. AI 2027 addresses this presciently.
2 - Energy production. The lifeblood of AI is energy. Without it there is no AI. China has continued to add many gigawatts of capacity to its grid in recent years, while the West has crippled energy production in
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Having been working in this industry for over 30 years, I believe there are 3 key strategic points/issues that you have overlooked (in ascending order of risk):
1 - AI Alignment.
You do touch briefly on this, but the alignment of AI with human values, rules and intentions is a
@afneil Greetings Andrew.
Finally a reputable, quality media source/journalist raising the grand issue that is hurtling towards us at great velocity!
These issues were raised in 2 seminal papers several years ago - AI 2027 and Leopold Ashenbrenner's Situational Awareness