By Jack Clark, co-founder of Anthropic. A good read.
“For us to truly understand what the policy solutions look like, we need to spend a bit less time talking about the specifics of the technology and trying to convince people of our particular views of how it might go wrong – self-improving AI, autonomous systems, cyberweapons, bioweapons, etc. – and more time listening to people and understanding their concerns about the technology. There must be more listening to labor groups, social groups, and religious leaders. The rest of the world which will surely want—and deserves—a vote over this.”
“Right now, I feel that our best shot at getting this right is to go and tell far more people beyond these venues what we’re worried about. And then ask them how they feel, listen, and compose some policy solution out of it.”
cjbarber•1h ago
“For us to truly understand what the policy solutions look like, we need to spend a bit less time talking about the specifics of the technology and trying to convince people of our particular views of how it might go wrong – self-improving AI, autonomous systems, cyberweapons, bioweapons, etc. – and more time listening to people and understanding their concerns about the technology. There must be more listening to labor groups, social groups, and religious leaders. The rest of the world which will surely want—and deserves—a vote over this.”
“Right now, I feel that our best shot at getting this right is to go and tell far more people beyond these venues what we’re worried about. And then ask them how they feel, listen, and compose some policy solution out of it.”