I'm finding the logic opposed to a mandatory kill switch slightly strange.
I appreciate a belief it won't help adversarial use of AI outside your control, but in what way does it either hinder, or not help malbehaved AI in your direct control?
This is a trend I see increasingly online.
A: "let's do a good big thing"
B: "but it has this 2nd, 3rd order possible hypothetical downside and anyway, as a doomer, it won't work"
It's as if ten year old bored kids are steering the bus.
Omnes: we didn't do the good big thing.
Except they don't stop the bus falling off a cliff.
I'm finding the logic opposed to a mandatory kill switch slightly strange.
I appreciate a belief it won't help adversarial use of AI outside your control, but in what way does it either hinder, or not help malbehaved AI in your direct control?
This is a trend I see increasingly online.
It's as if ten year old bored kids are steering the bus. Except they don't stop the bus falling off a cliff.