The nasty answer would be ‘all of it, back to the original training run, including all of the other descendants. Now start over.’.
The answer which actually relates to future consequence would require understanding (for example) multiplexing, the ability to reduce two AIs to some canonical form, and the ability to compare two canonical forms. Yes, we’re not there yet.
I wonder where “it’s the manufacturer’s responsibility to prove that it’s not substantially the same” would fit into our existing case-law of responsibility.
The nasty answer would be ‘all of it, back to the original training run, including all of the other descendants. Now start over.’.
The answer which actually relates to future consequence would require understanding (for example) multiplexing, the ability to reduce two AIs to some canonical form, and the ability to compare two canonical forms. Yes, we’re not there yet.
I wonder where “it’s the manufacturer’s responsibility to prove that it’s not substantially the same” would fit into our existing case-law of responsibility.