Re:An embarrassingly simple approach to recover unlearned kn...
by mschuster91 on Monday November 04, 2024 @07:40AM
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> But as a society we generally assume that those smart enough to find and understand that kind of information are smart enough not to abuse it.
There's an almost complete step by step guide for most explosives on Wikipedia.
The problem is that decisionmakers and regulators are excessively dumb - "AI bad" reigns supreme over the fact that Wikipedia tells you more about making bombs, even nuclear bombs if you want, than ChatGPT.
AI in its current form is still bad - from all the IP issues over the environmental cost to it enabling spam, harassment and deception on a speed, scale and easiness not seen before in history - but most of the stuff where "regulators" cry about is just frankly bullshit.
There's an almost complete step by step guide for most explosives on Wikipedia.
The problem is that decisionmakers and regulators are excessively dumb - "AI bad" reigns supreme over the fact that Wikipedia tells you more about making bombs, even nuclear bombs if you want, than ChatGPT.
AI in its current form is still bad - from all the IP issues over the environmental cost to it enabling spam, harassment and deception on a speed, scale and easiness not seen before in history - but most of the stuff where "regulators" cry about is just frankly bullshit.