US attorneys general want Congress to study the impact of AI on children.
All 50.
At the same time.
In lockstep.
Of course. lol
Even if they do that, it will be futile. Here is an explanation of why.
So far new reddit seems easier to scrape than I initially thought c:
Yeah :c
A good reminder for me to reverse-engineer new reddit's backend once this happens.
Made this as a replacement for URS as soon as Reddit announced their API changes c:
TL;DR: The existing incentive structure makes it impossible to prevent the creation of large machine learning models like Yudkowsky and others want.
Also, keep in mind that the paperclip maximizer scenario is completely hypothetical.
Data scraping has become a prevailing concern in recent times, yet its prohibition only seems possible when met with exorbitant deterrence. The underlying impetus behind this pursuit is rooted in t...
TL;DR: AI will be able to generate more data after it has been trained that is comparable to the quality of the training data, thereby rendering any training data absolutely worthless. The time to sell data at a reasonable price is now, and those locking their data behind huge financial barriers (such as Twitter and Reddit) are stupidly HODLing a rapidly deprecating asset.
TL;DW: Blackmail is dead because generative AI will eventually be so realistic that anybody will be able to use it for plausible deniability. Anyone currently blackmailed will be freed once this happens.
This explains why all the AI companies are desperately trying to censor/align their models.
