Next week Anthropic will do something evil and everyone will be moving back to OpenAI.
Crazy thought but maybe we should regulate AI instead of relying on the hegemony of three companies to police themselves.
Crazy thought but maybe we should regulate AI instead of relying on the hegemony of three companies to police themselves.
The issue is much more complex than "just regulate it" unfortunately.
https://notdivided.org/ is basically validation that there is appetite for something like this amongst them.
Anthropic has been, relatively speaking, the most responsible of the frontier labs since its founding. There has never been a point at which OpenAI took a more measured and reasonable approach while Anthropic proceeded dangerously.
These are relative terms, but you'd have to not be paying attention to find this plausible.
When EU tries to regulate AI, they are accused of being against progress and will destroy their economies.
Any regulation that Trump would place on AI would be of the "do what I say and f*k up my opponents" kind. Which arguably is already happening.
The applications it can be used for? That doesn’t work, it’s the governments that want abusive applications.
The size of models? That doesn’t work, it just discourages MoE.
Access by consumers? Great, now it’s just for megacorps and the military.
What, exactly, would successful regulation look like?
We agreed and [largely] adhere to chemical weapons bans; perhaps this could be treated similarly