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AI Policy and Ethical Considerations #247

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🚀 AI Governance - AI Regulation

AI regulation is a pressing concern, with many experts calling for stricter controls on the development and deployment of AI systems. However, some argue that rushing to regulate AI could have unintended consequences, such as compromising security and allowing Chinese hackers to exploit advanced AI models.

Key Points:

  • Chain of Thought and AI Regulation: The idea that Chain of Thought is inevitably going to go away misses that we have agency in designing these models and can do something about that. We should intentionally preserve monitorability as part of the launch of the DeepMind model.

  • Gene Synthesis Practices: Assemblymember Alex Bores wants New York to be a leader in setting up guardrails for gene synthesis practices, highlighting the need for careful regulation of emerging technologies.

  • Rushing Ahead with AI: One flaw in the argument that we need to rush ahead with AI development is that it could compromise security and allow Chinese hackers to exploit advanced AI models.

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🚀 AI and Security - AI Regulation

Elected leaders have a responsibility to get public answers from Big Tech on AI and lead with a framework rooted in humanity, not heavy-handed regulation or crony capitalism. The American people and our culture must remain at the center of decisions we make.

Key Points:

  • AI and Security: The idea that Chain of Thought is inevitably going to go away misses that we have agency in designing these models and can do something about that. We should intentionally preserve monitorability as part of the launch of the DeepMind model.

  • Gene Synthesis Practices: Assemblymember Alex Bores wants New York to be a leader in setting up guardrails for gene synthesis practices, highlighting the need for careful regulation of emerging technologies.

  • Rushing Ahead with AI: One flaw in the argument that we need to rush ahead with AI development is that it could compromise security and allow Chinese hackers to exploit advanced AI models.

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🚀 AI and Governance - AI Regulation

The idea that Chain of Thought is inevitably going to go away misses that we have agency in designing these models and can do something about that. We should intentionally preserve monitorability as part of the launch of the DeepMind model.

Key Points:

  • Chain of Thought and AI Regulation: The idea that Chain of Thought is inevitably going to go away misses that we have agency in designing these models and can do something about that. We should intentionally preserve monitorability as part of the launch of the DeepMind model.

  • Gene Synthesis Practices: Assemblymember Alex Bores wants New York to be a leader in setting up guardrails for gene synthesis practices, highlighting the need for careful regulation of emerging technologies.

  • Rushing Ahead with AI: One flaw in the argument that we need to rush ahead with AI development is that it could compromise security and allow Chinese hackers to exploit advanced AI models.

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Written by Drishtant Ghosh (Drix10), a technical founder and engineer working across AI systems, developer infrastructure, and cybersecurity.

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