The "however" part bugs the heck out of me, not in this context, but in general. Whenever I ask anything unaligned with mainstream progressive US culture, I can get an answer, but I can't get one without a disclaimer. It makes it feel very propaganda.
If I go more extreme (e.g. asking what Nazis, slave-owners, etc. believed on some topic), I can't even get a reasonable, basic, factual answer. I'm from a country where we try to understand our past, including mistakes, so we don't repeat them. I can't ask basic questions like that.
I think this should be treated more like kitchen knives, where:
* If I hurt myself with my AI, I'm at fault, and not the creator of the AI. I can't sue a knife maker if I nick myself.
* We regulated the heck out of institutional misuses (much like we have OSHA for commercial kitchens so minimum wage employees don't cut their fingers off in the lunchtime rush)
The most urgent danger here is really about having web sites with autogenerated content designed to maximize ad clicks by making you and me angry (with no regards for accuracy).
If I go more extreme (e.g. asking what Nazis, slave-owners, etc. believed on some topic), I can't even get a reasonable, basic, factual answer. I'm from a country where we try to understand our past, including mistakes, so we don't repeat them. I can't ask basic questions like that.
I think this should be treated more like kitchen knives, where:
* If I hurt myself with my AI, I'm at fault, and not the creator of the AI. I can't sue a knife maker if I nick myself.
* We regulated the heck out of institutional misuses (much like we have OSHA for commercial kitchens so minimum wage employees don't cut their fingers off in the lunchtime rush)
The most urgent danger here is really about having web sites with autogenerated content designed to maximize ad clicks by making you and me angry (with no regards for accuracy).