I know I’ve responded to a lot of your comments, and I get the sense you don’t want to keep engaging with me, so I’ll try to keep it brief.
We both agree that details matter, and I think the details of what the actual problem is matter. If, at bottom, the thing that Epoch/these individuals have done wrong is recklessly accelerate AI, I think you should have just said that up top. Why all the “burn the commons”, “sharing information freely”, “damaging to trust” stuff? It seems like you’re saying at the end of the day, those things aren’t really the thing you have a problem with. On the other hand, I think invoking that stuff is leading you to consider approaches that won’t necessarily help with avoiding reckless acceleration, as I hope my OpenAI example demonstrates.
I know I’ve responded to a lot of your comments, and I get the sense you don’t want to keep engaging with me, so I’ll try to keep it brief.
We both agree that details matter, and I think the details of what the actual problem is matter. If, at bottom, the thing that Epoch/these individuals have done wrong is recklessly accelerate AI, I think you should have just said that up top. Why all the “burn the commons”, “sharing information freely”, “damaging to trust” stuff? It seems like you’re saying at the end of the day, those things aren’t really the thing you have a problem with. On the other hand, I think invoking that stuff is leading you to consider approaches that won’t necessarily help with avoiding reckless acceleration, as I hope my OpenAI example demonstrates.
I believe those are useful frames for understanding the impacts.