RonSFriedman

Why do you think the US frontier labs raise the alarm of AI escaping control and pose a risk, suggest to slow down, asking for government regulations?
Here are theories I heard:
1. The risk of AI escaping control is real.
2. The latest models can be used by bad humans to create biological weapons, cyber attacks and other risks.
3. Regulatory capture. The top labs want the government to stop competition by open source models that cost 10% of the price with 95% capabilities.
4. The labs are burning too much money on training. And the want to slow down to show better finance before IPOs.
5. China

Good morning 🌞
What are you accited about today?

Soon in Carney's Canada.

Alberta has the gas, the land, and a premier talking pipelines + AI.
Ottawa has talking points.
One of those builds the future.

What are you planning to do today to make the world a better place?

80% of Chinese are pro AI.
80% of Westerners are anti-AI.
If this doesn't change, Chinese will be smarter than us and they will dominate us.

Should tax money of a country be used only for services and common goods for the citizens of that country? Or also for other purposes? And if so, which ones?

Do you think we will be able to talk to animals?
Can AI lean to speak with birds and whales?

Crypto or Tech?
Which investment will give better returns in the next 10 years?

Green day like today is why people who are in the market will become wealthy.
While people who are afraid of a crash will lose.

Anyone use

What do you think will be a better investment?
Tech or Crypto?

If your outrage only ever has one address, it’s not about human rights.

I don't think telling the truth is enough.
People will almost always choose conformism, and confirmation bias over the truth.
So... Just telling the truth and providing data is not enough to change someone's mind.
We need the truth to be wrapped in good story telling.

Do you have a big problem you are working on solving?
One that can make the world a better place?