It’s unfortunate so few people in AI have worked in industries where initially well intentioned regulation slowly strangled every great idea and became a moat for sclerotic incumbents
We Must Pace the Frontier: I’ve written a new essay on why the AI industry should slow down, with a three-part plan for doing so.
Anthropic is unilaterally committing to the first of these steps. We’ll provide third-party evaluators with permanent, employee-level access to our systems, so that they can verify adherence to our safety measures, report on incidents, and assess models’ alignment during training.
You can read the full post here: https://t.co/OGyPb7yaYt
Codex now seems to be blocked from creating worktrees in the same chat? This used to work seamlessly, but now it's throwing permission errors and having forking itself into a big mess. Why'd y'all change this @thsottiaux@ChatGPT ?
@notnotstorm Also, if biological AI and manufacturing get powerful enough to do this in your garage, many defensive capabilities will also be widespread:
universal antivirals and vaccines, real-time viral surveillance, far UV disinfection, spread suppressants, optimized quarantine, etc.
@tszzl@Altimor@woke8yearold You actually can hold this belief if you understand that preventing all disasters is not the primary aim of open source AI and that those disasters will more or less happen with closed source AI as well.
@deanwball Ah yes, just like when open source Linux brought operating system margins to zero, so no one invested in computer hardware until the US Government subsidized the People’s Cloud to provide communist compute for everyone
@PatrickHeizer Keytruda, the world’s best selling drug right now, eliminates a key immune system brake and causes random systemic autoimmune complications in almost everyone.
The risks of the mRNA vaccines are real… but the calibration of risk / cost across the system is totally out of wack
@0x9212ce55 PoA is being added to support enterprise customers and will have some kind of closed source license. Building for your customers sounds bullish to me.
You can already run a PoS chain with 1 validator so ghost chains will keep on running in a basement for many years either way
@hosseeb One of the most notoriously stupid excesses of the dot com boom was Pets .com, who is still ridiculed today for reaching a $400M market cap in 1999
Chewy is worth $12B today
We're just early
@ladysmyth@JuanSnow@ForgottenRunes IP ownership isn’t needed for DAO. Team was always clear license is very permissive for any medium scale usage, and anything large from the DAO could seek instant green light by team.
They’re keeping rights to be able to negotiate with Disney in rare case it does blow up.