No, it impacts every single person that fine tunes those models. Which would be basically everyone who does open source AI.
POLICY
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SB 1047 Legislation Ends San Francisco’s AI Hub Status
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San Francisco was the AI hub of the world until SB 1047 killed it.
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Politician Recognizing Vote-Winners in Tech Policy
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He's an experienced and successful politician. Which means he's good at recognising vote-winners.
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CEO Startup Supports SB 1047 Against Industry Opposition
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AFAIK this is the 1st and only CEO of a startup that actually has a product lots of people use that has come out in support of SB 1047. How many startups are on the record against SB 1047 now? It was many hundreds last time I checked.
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Impossible Promises: How AI Commitments Defy Mathematical Reality
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How are you planning that we'll be required to make promises that are mathematically impossible to keep?
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Bill Analysis Requires Understanding Actual Language
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This is shockingly credulous and will age very badly. You should spend more time understanding what the bill actually says, rather than what you want it to say. (Which is hard, because they keep making massive changes to it).
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AI Regulation Risk: Poorly-Designed Rules Political Fallacy
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Will the overly-rapid poorly-designed regulation of AI be better or worse than these other examples of the politicians fallacy (from @AnthropicAI Claude, fittingly)?
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AI Regulation: Does Quantity Matter More Than Quality?
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“As of now, there are fewer regulations on AI systems that could pose catastrophic risks than on sandwich shops or hairdressers.” OK — but does that mean that increasing the # of regulations is by definition better? Or does the content of the regulations, perhaps, matter too?
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Something Must Be Done: The Dangers of Rushed AI Policy
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This is the "something must be done — this is something, therefore it must be done" argument. That approach has, historically, led to all kinds of harm. It seems likely to do so again here.
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Proper AI Regulation Essential for Safety
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Yes, it does make sense to regulate it. Since it's important, it makes sense to regulate it properly though, rather than with a regulation that probably reduces safety.