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Where would you go? (Asking for a friend)

The one on stage was likely very different from the one that "flew".

I would like to know two things:

1. Why don't they show a driver entering or exiting? 2. How much do that particular "car" weigh?

> .... into a high performance car

If that is what they have done. That may just be a large drone looking like a car.

You can tell a lot about what you don't see... For instance, a driver getting in - or out.

If that thing would have looked like a huge drone (which I strongly suspect it is) no one would be up in arms about it.

If they could have they would have shown it.

Yeah. If the conspiracy theory was that these incidents were somehow orchestrated by Anthropic, that would at least make some logical sense.

Care to explain how that would make sense?

I don't think many associate intellectual capability with evil. What many do, however, is associate serious risk with living alongside vastly more intelligent entities. Especially if those entities are not aligned with us.

And non-democratic.

Sure, that's what I mean by where to draw the line. An artist taking inspiration from others is not obliged to give up the work to the public.

Sidenote: It may be tricky/impossible in the future to uphold intellectual property laws. If anyone is able (for instance) to prompt-create all their software, a software patent is worthless.

Intellectual property works differently.

You might argue that since those LLMs build on all of humanity's knowledge, they should belong to everyone. But where do you draw the lines? Or make a practical case.

Yes. And even if (when) AI surpasses humanity in general I don't know if that changes the argument.

I agree with you, but there is one aspect that is different here - the scale that is way beyond what any human can do.

I don't know what to think about that though.