> Of course, it's unlikely that we'll get open-weight models from OpenAI or Anthropic any time soon
This could be worked around by signing the output now and releasing the model after an embargo period, paired with contract penalties if the output of the released model does not match or the cryptographic scheme is compromised in the meantime. However, such guarantees would be worth little, since they can be just moved to a bad bank that defaults on them.
I mean.. there were technically some attempts, but you are right. I think he part that is missing from parent's statement is that basic human nature will effectively ensure that things other than money will of be valuable ( position, knowledge, connections ). I am just not sure how that is not obvious to parent.
Software engineers are getting laid off because of the end of zero interest rates, wars started by Putin and Trump, and a bit because of pandemic over hiring. The part that is due to AI is less hiring of juniors. Know your enemy before starting a fight.
This could be worked around by signing the output now and releasing the model after an embargo period, paired with contract penalties if the output of the released model does not match or the cryptographic scheme is compromised in the meantime. However, such guarantees would be worth little, since they can be just moved to a bad bank that defaults on them.
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