Any nation state with any sense will be developing AI - we see a number of countries announcing national strategies for AI publicly, and you can bet there will be other states working on this in secret. To expect these states to comply with international 'regulation' is extremely naive.
And in the meantime here are we, hackers, with with our dark Web, our peer to peer systems, our open source and our encrypted communication. We can develop AIs of our own, distributed across jurisdictions. Training costs are getting cheaper, as is computing hardware. They think they can regulate all that? Come and take it from us.
The horse bolted months ago, and surely the great minds at these leading firms can see this. What's the real reason behind these calls for us to set aside our curiosity and close our minds?
And in the meantime here are we, hackers, with with our dark Web, our peer to peer systems, our open source and our encrypted communication. We can develop AIs of our own, distributed across jurisdictions. Training costs are getting cheaper, as is computing hardware. They think they can regulate all that? Come and take it from us.
The horse bolted months ago, and surely the great minds at these leading firms can see this. What's the real reason behind these calls for us to set aside our curiosity and close our minds?