Re:After OpenAI's blowup, it seems pretty clear that 'AI saf...
by pixl97 on Thursday November 23, 2023 @09:38PM
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I'm not worried about foom at the moment because of the scale/power required.
The following is a bigger potential risk in my eyes. We keep gradually growing AI ability while rapidly growing compute capacity and miniaturization. Then in 10-20 years when we have data center capabilities in the size of a cellphone/laptop we have a massive AI algorithm improvement that brings ASI to something portable. How can you turn off something that can be ran on one of the hundreds of millions of computers already out there.
The following is a bigger potential risk in my eyes. We keep gradually growing AI ability while rapidly growing compute capacity and miniaturization. Then in 10-20 years when we have data center capabilities in the size of a cellphone/laptop we have a massive AI algorithm improvement that brings ASI to something portable. How can you turn off something that can be ran on one of the hundreds of millions of computers already out there.