Makes sense! Yeah I can see that “that would be a problem” can easily be read as saying I don’t think this incentive effect even exists in this case; as you’re now saying, I meant “that would make the provision a problem, i.e. net-negative.” I think conditional on having to say sufficiently detailed things about catastrophic risk (which I think 53 probably does require, but we’ll see how it’s implemented), the penalty for bad-faith materially false statements is net positive.
Makes sense! Yeah I can see that “that would be a problem” can easily be read as saying I don’t think this incentive effect even exists in this case; as you’re now saying, I meant “that would make the provision a problem, i.e. net-negative.” I think conditional on having to say sufficiently detailed things about catastrophic risk (which I think 53 probably does require, but we’ll see how it’s implemented), the penalty for bad-faith materially false statements is net positive.