| ▲ | Certhas an hour ago | |
I agree that this is all ridiculously arbitrary right now, but it shouldn't be surprising either. I can't find the exact blog post (maybe on simonwillison.net ?) but I read people predicting that know your customer laws would be coming to AI if it gets more powerful several years ago already. Powerful technology that can do immense harm in the hand of individuals/small groups is the most obvious (and legitimate!) target for regulation. Maybe Anthropics hubbub around Mythos made all of this happen earlier than it would have, but it was going to happen (if the models are going to get as capable as valuations imply they will). (Edit: Of course this doesn't mean it can be effectively regulated in practice) Further more, no one actually gets hurt if we start rolling these things out more slowly. Rolling them out selectively according to the whims of an administration that disdains fair process, tears down the institutions that could potentially provide and legitimise reasonable regulation, etc... well, that's another topic. | ||