There is nothing that could prevent a bad actor from replicating exactly the same thing with the given goal of e.g. gaining control of critical infrastructure or extorting money. Except for maybe economics.
replySame can be said about a hundred other things in the world. All the way from knives to nuclear.
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replyBad actors could and will train their own models eventually. So what's the point of crippling frontier? It will only delay preparations for dynamic of new world prolonging the fake sense of relative safety and temporarily lowering motivation to find actual robust mitigations.
replyLetting bad actors dictate the pace of technological development is certainly one option, but not a good one.
replyThere's nothing stopping anyone from doing it, even without AI. People have proved entirely capable of doing a lot more hacking than happened here.
replyWhat company, product, or period of industrial history do you think met your standard of prudence?
replyWhat are you trying to say?
replyI'm asking you a question. What is an example company or industry that meets your standards of prudence? For me it would be, say, Swagelok. What is yours?
replyThe fluid system products, assemblies, and services company?
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