This is complex and difficult. Consider in detail the first, second, and third degree impacts of what you advocate. Then remember, first do no harm.
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Interventions in AI Safety May Increase Fragility and Instability
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Please stop saying ostensibly harmless. It's a strawman and strawmen are unhelpful. I understand your desire for humanity to take a breath, but all interventions I'm aware of that are designed to make that happen seem more likely to increase fragility and instability.
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Democratized AI Power Versus Corporate Competition: Safety Question
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It requires no such assumption. It is a question of power. Do you want the greatest power in the world to be in competition amongst profit seeking companies, or do you want it democratised? Which is safer?
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HHS funds clinical trials for Covid nasal vaccines
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Project NextGen gives large awards to support clinical trials of 2 Covid nasal vaccines https://
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Taiwan’s Chip Dominance: Critical Infrastructure for AI Hardware
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Taiwan produces 40% of all processor chips and 90% of the world’s most advanced chips. War must remain unthinkable
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National Gendarmerie organizes its first European AI colloquium
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The National Gendarmerie organized its first European colloquium on artificial intelligence https://actuia.com/actualite/la-gendarmerie-nationale-a-organise-son-premier-colloque-europeen-sur-lintelligence-artificielle/
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AI Spam Filters: The Evolution of Communication Exploitation
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All legit communication methods eventually get exploited for spam as the cost drops to 0: > Snail mail became mostly spam
> Fax became mostly spam
> Phone calls became mostly spam
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Law Applies to Many People in AI Context
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The law applies to a lot of people, is all I am saying here.
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Voyager cryptocurrency firm faces legal accountability
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Voyager was publicly traded (though it was publicly traded on the Toronto Stock Exchange, which is a fairly big asterisk). They professed to be the adults in the room, they were acceptable in high status institutions, etc etc. It’s nice to know the law actually applies to them.
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Crypto enforcement targets small scams while ignoring industrial predation
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It has been frustrating watching lots of obvious malfeasance happening in crypto land and enforcement actions only target low-rent relatively tiny scam operations while the industry was building industrial scale predation machines. This is not that pattern!