The whole RAM Altman saga shows that people back basic reading/listening comprehension. Altman constructed really stupid straw man and within that framework he was completely right. Yet people act like he actually thinks people should not be able to buy RAM for personal use. But I've got to admit that some funny memes came out of it.
Not sure why you're being downvoted. Most parts of the world yes. Somehow in the US, no. My sister had cancer for 7 years and I think I probably paid close to $50k on her treatments because the treatments her insurance covered weren't sufficient so we had to take her to an out of network clinic (Mayo).
The "most parts of the world yes" is absolutely not true. Unless you consider G20 countries to be most of the world. In most parts of the world if you want actual state of the art treatment, you've got to pay from your own pocket.
Antrophic shouldn't self-regulate, it's government responsibility to do that. Unfortunately US has demented manchild as a president so that doesn't work like it should.
What have they predicted? Ive read their papers, have you?
Please enlighten me. Most of them are cognitive scientists, who are mentally ill with little understanding of computers, larping as if they do. Its a chapter of the effective altruistic cult.
They are lobbyists at best, and a psychological operations unit of effective altruistic AI syndicate at worse. There's no real science being done, it's a bunch of moonlighting philosophers yapping and getting paid by labs to scare the normies and polticians by getting their "research" quoted in the NYT.
It’s a bad argument. AI isn’t single use. Current iteration of AI is already there and serving it is cheap. So you get great tool for detecting these issues in the future at low cost. Without AI the cost wouldn’t really decrease with time. And also it costs me 200$ now to find these bugs. I don’t think I could hire software engineer for that much.
I'll address only last point because everything else stems from that.
> Tooling that prevents the bugs in the first place is effectively free once it has already been made.
Surely you understand that such tooling is basically impossible to create and even if it was impossible it would be so horrendously expensive and hard to implement that AI would actually turn out to be cheaper. Under the false assumption that such tools could be produced you are right, but that assumption is absurd.
