“It’s a very, very meaningful story for a lot of people in AI. Because part of it parallels people's experience, and I think people are quite concerned of repeating the same mistakes that previous generations of scientists have made.”
may wonder whether they’re in a modern-day arms race for more powerful AI systems. If so, who is it between? China and the US—or the handful of mostly US-based labs developing these systems?is that imagined races are just as powerful a motivator as real ones.
a handful of voluntary commitments from AI labs that at least nodded toward some element of transparency. Seven AI companies, including OpenAI, Google, and Meta, agreed to have their systems tested by internal and external experts before their release and also to share information on managing AI risks with governments, civil society, and academia.
“I think one of our biggest risks is fighting about whether short-term versus long-term impacts are more important when we’re not spending enough time thinking about either.”When US scientists visited Hiroshima and Nagasaki after the war, they saw that these two cities didn’t look all that different from other cities that had been firebombed with more conventional weapons.
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