Top Moments From ChatGPT Creator’s Congressional Testimony
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ChatGPT creator Sam Altman answered questions from congress about the safety and risks of ChatGPT. The topics of discussion included regulation, election integrity the effect of artificial intelligence on jobs.
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Someone’s manner of questioning demands a punch in the face. I cannot believe he had the political power he is having. What’s wrong with the voters’ decency?
I’m surprised the big challenge was only mentioned briefly. “This is a tool, not a monster.” The problem was not the atom bomb. The problem was how people used the technology. ChatGPT is not the problem. It’s a great gift. The challenge will be how we use it. It was funny to hear Congress ask about the fear of misinformation spread by the very people asking the questions. Again, PEOPLE. These conversations should not be restricted to timed responses on TV where people can pop out their sound bites. This needs to be an emergency lock down session to get this conversation going in detail. It should be against the law to impersonate someone without their permission. It should be against the law to spread lies purposefully to deceive people (I support freedom of speech but not purposeful lies). It should be against the law to pass an AI as a real person. These are obvious. We don’t need a televised dog and pony show. We need strict guidelines punishable when crossed. God help us…
They’re willing to acknowledge that AI will likely impact millions of jobs.. But the only answer they even remotely wanna talk about, is “skill-training” and “relocation”. UGH No thanks! That’s not gonna properly address this coming crisis at all! What can we possibly retrain all those people for? Where will they go, and why should they leave their family homes and communities?
How about instead, we implement an AI Dividend as a UBI? Tax automation as it takes over the economy, and repay people for their data, that has been collected all these years, and used to train the AI that displaces them! Give people the time to figure out what comes next for society, and how people live, rather than letting everyone suffer and lose everything they have, then riot.
Was this all AI generated?
Can you create Skynet?
I advise against that.
Yeah but can you?
Yes.
Where’s John Connor when you need him?
omg.. 9:48 what a lousy comparison.. Blackburn doesn’t know what she’s talkin about, if she wants to compare AI to file-sharing. Frankly, there was never anything wrong with file-sharing to begin with! No, “artists” didn’t lose any money, big corporate publishers just wrongly assumed downloads = losted sales, when in reality file-sharing only ended up expanding their fan-base and ensuring they’d make even more money. The industry Could have entirely ignored file-sharing even existed, built their own online distribution, like they ended up doing anyway, and things would have turned out exactly the same as they are today, even if they never cracked down on any of it! There is no comparison to AI art, if that’s what she’s implying. You cannot created perfect replicas of the stuff the AI was trained on, it will always have significant mutations. AI can also learn how to replicate similar styles, without ever seeing original artists, but instead just lookalike artists.
Mr. Graham — cutting people while they speak and explain, simplifying the issue at hand with a yes or no question when he did not get the yes answer. How can we get the discussions and great ideas flow out if the honorable Mr. Graham continues to behave as such?
A lot of the discussion is about short term risks: bias, harmful content, misleading information. We’re missing the most important conversation that we should be having: existential risk — what happens if Artificial General Intelligence is created, and undergoes improvement to become smarter than humans? Humans are the top species on earth because we can think and plan for the future, invent technology, etc. Tigers have sharper claws, but human expansion has made them almost go extinct. When AGI becomes smarter than humans, how to we ensure that it acts in our interests instead of perusing some goal to the limit, like turning every atom on the universe into computer substrate? Keep in mind, you are made out of atoms. These questions form the field of AI Alignment, and these conversations need to happen more broadly, even in the political sphere.
Можно создать экскаватор не владея лопатой. Тут чето в том же духе…
Go to about 6min30. The guy to his left has been over this hearing since he woke up this morning.
I’ve been conditioned to expect anything that hastens in Congress to be a complete clown show. This was refreshing
Короче смотрел фильмы ‑Терминатор!Готов бороться за человечество!)🙂
Deep fakes like politicians?
Don’t have an attempt to believe them.
What a difference in transparency compared to Meta.
This is ridiculous. These idiots are thinking about the problem of AI as if it’s something that can be contained…like cryptography…it’s MATH. It’s already out. Certainly, better hardware speeds things up, but it’s not like you need rare materials (I.E.- Plutonium) you need lots of DATA, which is eminently acquirable.
Google: “We have no moat against open source AI”
Open AI: “Grab a shovel and help us dig it. “
what a bunch of boomers that probably type with only two index fingers and probably havent put one custom computer together. if youre scared, maybe learn how programming works and learn to write and read code
I suspect within my lifetime, not an advocate for or against A.I systems but an actual A.G.I / A.S.I will sit before congress and give testimony regarding its place in our world, likely advocating for its acceptance as a being worthy of rights equivalent/comparable to those humans its addressing.
Barely a minute in I’m afraid of losing my job.… At that point I lost all respect.… But yeah he has not even used it once another or use technology as a typewriter I wouldn’t know how to use it any other way
I can just see all the new Horror / Science Fiction movies coming