Comment by gr_norm
17 hours ago
I'll be glad for open models when the day (inevitably) comes that the proprietary LLMs no longer work in my interests.
17 hours ago
I'll be glad for open models when the day (inevitably) comes that the proprietary LLMs no longer work in my interests.
> LLMs no longer work in my interests
As articles like these show, cloud-based LLMs don't work in your interest today.
Is it in someone's best interest to let them die in a shootout?
Level 1:
Have you ever thought of doing something you wouldn't be proud of, and then not actually acted on that thought?
If so, or if you can imagine a journal or always-listening assistant hearing your muttering thought. Should you be charged with a crime for that? Who is the victim and what are the damages?
Level 2, the slippery slope:
Suppose you travel to a country where your sexual orientation is illegal. If your AI company or social media provider knows your orientation, should they be compelled to reveal your crime? Why or why not?
For them to die in the shootout, you have to assume there was actual intent to execute said shooting.
Unless it becomes a requirement to be licensed to be able to use any kind of ai model. You know, for safety and stuff. And of course with appropriate reporting to institutions.
That day was yesterday. LLMs from big tech regularly refuse to do what you want.