Thanks for the link. That's really weird that The Guardian seems to hallucinated some of their summary.
@jeremyphoward
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Nuclear Weapons Analogy Relevance to AI Safety Concerns
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Geoffrey, that's a really weak analogy. I'm surprised you think it's relevant. Can you explain on what basis you feel like your understanding of nuclear weapons is relevant to the use of AI, and why the differences between the two are not relevant?
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OpenAI governance structures insufficient to prevent systemic issues
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Yes exactly – it's a natural result of how the system works, and is almost impossible to avoid. OpenAI clearly tried to avoid it but setting up various governance structures, but governance is insufficient to fix this.
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Liability Claims in AI Policy Summary: Verification Discrepancy
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The word "liability" doesn't appear AFAICT on the web page, arxiv PDF, or policy supplement — but it is in your 5 point summary. Where are you getting that from? (Sorry if I'm missing something obvious!)
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OpenAI’s regulatory capture strategy lacks executive liability measures
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Although OpenAI did not get created with the idea of regulatory capture as a business plan, today they promote licensing barriers to entry, but do not promote increasing executive liability.
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Executive Liability: The Real Test of AI Company Seriousness
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Increasing executive liability would not help profits, and is *not* something I've seen any large AI company propose or advocate for. This is a key test of who is serious.
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OpenAI Leadership Lacks Organizational Behavior Understanding
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I find it really concerning how often I read things from OpenAI leadership that show a total lack of awareness or understanding of the basics of organisational behaviour. They will not understand the behaviour or likely future of their own company until they learn about this.
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How Companies Transform From Idealism to Profitability
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Companies are generally created by wide eyed optimists who are trying to improve the world. As money flows in, the organisation takes on a life of its own. Those who fail to adapt move elsewhere. Profitable ideas are boosted.
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Balanced Analysis of Executive Order on AI Needed
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FWIW I do think there are over-reactions to the EO, and I'd be interested to hear a thoughtful analysis of it. I also think it's not entirely without problems either.
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Red-teaming large models: fascism claims examined
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Have you seen thoughtful people that you wish to engage with claiming that asking for redteaming of >$100M models is fascism? If not, engage with what those people actually say.