That's presumably because you need regulatory approval before releasing a medical device for clinical purposes.
This is a research system, not a product.
That's why regulating products is ok, but regulating research is horribly counterproductive.
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Medical Device Regulation: Research vs Product Requirements
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Philanthropic Actions Producing Opposite Intended Effects
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As I wrote in my tweet, I don't question his intentions. He is trying to do good. But the effect of his misdirected actions and philanthropy have the exact opposite effects of the ones he intends.
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Ben Brooks Advocates Open AI Models at US Senate Forum
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Today, Ben Brooks (
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Self-Destructing Foundation Models: Security Against Adversarial Customization
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What is a self-destructing foundation model? One that adversaries can’t customize for harmful purposes:
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Accelerating AI Safely: Beyond the False Dichotomy
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The accelerationist vs. safety dichotomy is starting to get absurd. Safety people aren’t doomers and e-accs aren’t libertarian loons. Realists are both. We must accelerate safely.
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AI Doomers as Useful Idiots for Proprietary AI Industry
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The AI doomers are the "useful idiots" of the proprietary AI industry.
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Billionaire Influence and AI Doomerism: Financial Corruption Concerns
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You were talking about corruption?
Kersti Kaljulaid, the FLI, and yourself are under the (financial) influence of Estonian billionaire Jaan Talinn. I don't doubt that Jaan has good intentions (perhaps with a slightly excessive savior syndrome). But his and your AI doomerism is -
Information Control and Intellectual Worker Protection in AI Era
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Both the control of information (and religious dogma) and the protection of scribes.
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UAE Minister Warns Against Premature AI Technology Regulation
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The UAE Minister of AI @OmarSAlolama points to a historical precedent of premature technology regulation motivated by fear: the ban of the printing press in 1515 by Sultan Selim I led to the decline of the Ottoman Empire. “We overregulated a technology, which was the printing
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Prioritize regulating AI in social and economic domains
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They want to make us believe that regulating AI technologically will save us. Yet we must first regulate its application in the social and economic domain! For decades, automation has been downgrading workers to increase