New series from The Observer with @Yoshua_Bengio
, me, and others on potential catastrophic risks in AI. (link at bottom of thread)
POLICY
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New Observer series on catastrophic AI risks with Bengio, Marcus
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Anger over access cut for AI creators and denounced manipulation
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I think people are more angry about the access cut for the millions of AI creators who do not come from competing frontier labs & the manipulation part that they have denounced from the beginning.
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Risks of rushing toward super-AI: generation, jobs, democracy
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@dr_l_alexandre wants to rush toward super-AI. Me, I have time and that's why I measure the risk. 25 years: I have time to see what the rush hides: a precarious generation, liquidated jobs, and a democracy that hasn't digested the rupture. Who decides
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Anthropic’s Fable 5 creates Eurocrat-as-a-Service product
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With Fable 5 Anthropic managed to create a Eurocrat-as-a-Service product.
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IndiaAI Mission Empowers Startups for AI Breakthroughs
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India’s AI future depends on innovators who can turn ideas into impactful solutions. Through the IndiaAI Startup Financing pillar, the IndiaAI Mission is strengthening the innovation ecosystem by supporting AI startups and fostering pathways for breakthrough technologies to
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IndiaAI Initiative Supports AI Ideas to Real-World Impact
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Turning AI ideas into real-world impact. The IndiaAI Application Development Initiative supports the journey from innovation to implementation by enabling the development, testing, and deployment of AI solutions that address national priorities and sectoral challenges. By
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Companies should want to slow down AI to achieve their goals
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Companies that claim to want to slow down the development of cutting-edge AI should not need compliance – they should be eager to do so because it achieves their stated goals.
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Voluntary coherence in slowing down AI
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Companies that claim to want to slow down the development of cutting-edge AI should not need compliance—they should be eager to do so because it achieves their stated goals.
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Slowing frontier AI requires avoiding perverse incentives
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If your goal is to slow down frontier AI development, then you don't want create that incentive.
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Slow down AI self-improvement: access for all except the best
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Simple solution to slow down recursive AI self-improvement: – The lab with the top-ranked model must accept that THEY should not use it to work on cutting-edge AI – But everyone else should have access to it. By definition, this