'“AI Alignment” is just a cancel culture for GPUs.'
https://twitter.com/tunguz/status/1681733141508046852
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On a more quasi-serious note, surely no technically-modest person has a sincere idea on how to regulate LLM's or any GAN stuff et cetera for that matter.
If so, does it imply there is a potentiality for a black market?
I don't have the answer, but it actually made me think a bit about the other kinds of automation we've seen in e.g. manufacturing, and how capital is in a unique position to reap the gains of that kind of technology.
If you've used internet scrapes or items under copyright, then you get protection so long as you publicly publish the weights and sufficient code to run it.
Google and other cloud companies have produced research that goes "we bought a million GPUs and then ran this algorithm", some times even with source available, ur nobody is going to spend the millions or more to validate those results. Google may as well claim proof for the existence of God, we'll never know if there's any truth to their claims.
It Microsoft or Google publishes weights and code that requires a million in hardware costs alone, that solves nothing.
If you've used internet scrapes or items under copyright, then you get to chose which hand they chop off.