I’m just saying that when you consider what people are doing for much less than shaping the whole universe to their liking, one might consider some sort of public or third-party examination before anyone is allowed to launch a fooming AI.
I don’t see who is going to enforce that. Probably nobody.
What we are fairly likely to see is open-source projects getting more limelight. It is hard to gather mindshare if your strategy is: trust the code to us. Relatively few programmers are likely to buy into such projects—unless you pay them to do so.
I don’t see who is going to enforce that. Probably nobody.
What we are fairly likely to see is open-source projects getting more limelight. It is hard to gather mindshare if your strategy is: trust the code to us. Relatively few programmers are likely to buy into such projects—unless you pay them to do so.