You know, I never thought about it, but it does seem possible that until the dangerous open source model is distilled, the US (and other countries) could actually proactively lean on global compute providers to not host it, driving the market price way up, if/when LLMjacking rates fall.
I wonder how long people in power will continue to see examples of misalignment and just think of it as a product or security problem? Would there be something that would nudge them towards thinking of it as a moral/ethics problem?
You know, I never thought about it, but it does seem possible that until the dangerous open source model is distilled, the US (and other countries) could actually proactively lean on global compute providers to not host it, driving the market price way up, if/when LLMjacking rates fall.
I wonder how long people in power will continue to see examples of misalignment and just think of it as a product or security problem? Would there be something that would nudge them towards thinking of it as a moral/ethics problem?