I see reasons why it’s good to have cybersecurity AI. But, I don’t see reason to particularly try to differentially accelerate it.
By default, I think AI capabilities are basically bad. There are good properties of having more capabilities of some types, but, in order to pass the high bar of “it’s good to accelerate AI capabilities”, they need to not just be useful, but, more useful to have sooner relative to other type of capabilities.
I think giving the world more time to adapt to the current level of AI cyber capabilities seems better than rushing to the next level.
I see reasons why it’s good to have cybersecurity AI. But, I don’t see reason to particularly try to differentially accelerate it.
By default, I think AI capabilities are basically bad. There are good properties of having more capabilities of some types, but, in order to pass the high bar of “it’s good to accelerate AI capabilities”, they need to not just be useful, but, more useful to have sooner relative to other type of capabilities.
I think giving the world more time to adapt to the current level of AI cyber capabilities seems better than rushing to the next level.