Re:If AI scaling is to be shut down, let it be for a coheren...
by hiAndrewQuinn on Friday March 31, 2023 @10:34AM
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>net effect would be to push research and innovation out of the jurisdiction that made that decision and into another that isn’t willing to kill LLMs in their economy
Fine-insured bounties 'fixes' this. A strong enough financial incentive can lead to bounty hunters bringing extranationals into the state where FIBs are legal to reap the rewards; further, if the fine is pegged to some % of estimated TC, the incentive scales directly with the value of the technology you are attempting to dissuade people from capitalizing upon.
(That might be useful assuming you think Yud's criticism is valid, which I don't really anymore. I think normal redistributive methods are going to be more than enough. Food for thought, though.)
Fine-insured bounties 'fixes' this. A strong enough financial incentive can lead to bounty hunters bringing extranationals into the state where FIBs are legal to reap the rewards; further, if the fine is pegged to some % of estimated TC, the incentive scales directly with the value of the technology you are attempting to dissuade people from capitalizing upon.
(That might be useful assuming you think Yud's criticism is valid, which I don't really anymore. I think normal redistributive methods are going to be more than enough. Food for thought, though.)
https://andrew-quinn.me/ai-bounties/