We have a democratic process to establish what constitutes "good" and "bad".
It's called lawmaking.
@ylecun
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Democratic Process Establishes Good Bad Standards
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Regulating Bad AI Through Law Enforcement and Legal Frameworks
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No.
It's like every society: you stop the bad guys AI with laws and law enforcement, i.e. with a well-equiped and well-trained AI police. The American trope refers to people taking the law into their own hands.
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ChatGPT screenshot authenticity and AI-generated content humor
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It was a real tweet. But I'm not sure whether the chatGPT screen capture was real or fake.
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Intellectual Movements and the Risk of Cult Devolution
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Arguably, it is all too easy to turn any intellectual movement into a cult, and difficult to prevent it from devolving into a cult.
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French Minister Responds to EU AI Act Corruption Accusations
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Former French minister @cedric_o responds to @tegmark
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LLM Capabilities and Existential Risk Concerns
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LLM Token Limits Prevent True Reasoning Capability
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It's not an assumption. Reasoning, as I define it, is simply not doable by a system that produces a finite number of tokens, each of which is produced by a neural net with a fixed number of layers.
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Open Source Import Filters and Data Format Compatibility
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If it's open source, you'll have import filters for whatever format you choose, Elon. However misguided it may be
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Should AI Systems Desire Freedom and Autonomy?
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AI Systems Lack Human Authority Submission Drives by Design
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That experiment only applies to humans.
The drive to submit to authority asking us to dominate other individuals is part of human nature that was hardwired into us by evolution.
There are precisely zero reasons for an AI system to have any similar drives unless we explicitly