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ScientiaEtVeritas t1_je4cwfx wrote
It's legit. Some of the signatories already tweeted publicly about it, and journalists are able to confirm the story (https://twitter.com/readkrystalhu/status/1640918369548345345).
Exodia141 t1_je4d7s8 wrote
Only makes sense if OpenAI becomes more transparent with their models. Unless they do so they are just signing off a wish list.
Narabedla t1_je4abcc wrote
Quite frankly, yes all jobs that can be reliably automated, should be.
But with that should come an universal basic income funded from the increase in productivity. The gain from automation shouldnt be capital gain for the few at top, but a freedom gain for the general population.
[deleted] OP t1_je4dkhg wrote
fec nius
PastAbies5664 t1_je4ekk5 wrote
Is humanity racing to the top or bottom?
i_am__not_a_robot t1_je4er0i wrote
The demand for corporate self-restraint the face of enormous profit opportunities is naïve and doomed to fail. And this is without even addressing the merits of the open letter's demands, which I - and many other computer scientists - do not support, by the way.
i_am__not_a_robot t1_je4fv3w wrote
Also, demanding that "AI research and development should be refocused on making today's powerful, state-of-the-art systems more accurate, safe, interpretable, transparent, robust, aligned, trustworthy, and loyal" is a defamatory implication that researchers do not currently have these goals.
DragonForg t1_je4ascu wrote
This is a scam, or something else. I really do not know. But I don't know how all these famous people can get together in like one day, and state we need to slow progress of the next technological craze. Even if it leads to our doom, I doubt this many tech people would even realize it.