Comment by mcfedr 1 month ago they have been very clear they don't want to be the ones deciding 3 comments mcfedr Reply vb-8448 1 month ago Who is in the best position and has the necessary knowledge to make this kind of evaluation?Who is trying to define what is "too dangerous" or "not too dangerous"? ianm218 1 month ago Dario directly mentions the US gov collaborating with China on this… and they are the only two countries seriously working on AI so it’s a good starting point. Could fold in the EU or anyone else over time. mcfedr 1 month ago the EU has been creating testing frameworks, and the UKmuch as governments have tended to be slow in tech, they actually seem to be making some solid work on this fronttech companies like Anthropic should be collaborating with these programs
vb-8448 1 month ago Who is in the best position and has the necessary knowledge to make this kind of evaluation?Who is trying to define what is "too dangerous" or "not too dangerous"? ianm218 1 month ago Dario directly mentions the US gov collaborating with China on this… and they are the only two countries seriously working on AI so it’s a good starting point. Could fold in the EU or anyone else over time. mcfedr 1 month ago the EU has been creating testing frameworks, and the UKmuch as governments have tended to be slow in tech, they actually seem to be making some solid work on this fronttech companies like Anthropic should be collaborating with these programs
ianm218 1 month ago Dario directly mentions the US gov collaborating with China on this… and they are the only two countries seriously working on AI so it’s a good starting point. Could fold in the EU or anyone else over time.
mcfedr 1 month ago the EU has been creating testing frameworks, and the UKmuch as governments have tended to be slow in tech, they actually seem to be making some solid work on this fronttech companies like Anthropic should be collaborating with these programs
Who is in the best position and has the necessary knowledge to make this kind of evaluation?
Who is trying to define what is "too dangerous" or "not too dangerous"?
Dario directly mentions the US gov collaborating with China on this… and they are the only two countries seriously working on AI so it’s a good starting point. Could fold in the EU or anyone else over time.
the EU has been creating testing frameworks, and the UK
much as governments have tended to be slow in tech, they actually seem to be making some solid work on this front
tech companies like Anthropic should be collaborating with these programs