Butterick warns open-weight AI models already pose damage risks independent of new research
1 Sep 21 · 4d ago · 1 article · 3 posts · 3 sources · development 1 of 1
Butterick notes that even a halt to new AI research would not eliminate risk, since open-weight language models already in circulation are powerful enough to cause widespread damage if misused by motivated actors. This undermines the practical feasibility of a 'shut it down' approach.
“Big Al needs to follow all current laws — just like everyone else. So far — they haven't.”
Matthew Butterick, Author and AI lawsuit pioneer · rss ↗Matthew Butterick Author, designer, programmer, lawyer; AI copyright lawsuit pioneer
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This is a good analysis of some of the legal issues surrounding AI; it's from an attorney currently suing and serving as counsel for multiple suits against the major AI players so it's not a neutral viewpoint. But it's thorough. https:// matthewbutterick.com/chron/dro p-dead.html
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Matthew Butterick on AI policy and the rule of law, and regarding consequences and expectations: https:// matthewbutterick.com/chron/dro p-dead.html
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