There's a lot of info here, but what stands out to me is the CEOs trying to slow AI down. Because they know everyone hates it? People don't care about more access to AI tools. They just want them to go away.
"No discernable impact on labor"? Because the Tech world does not count creative labor. They dismiss us out of hand. We're just here for them to expoit. And politicians aren't any different. Many many careers have ended or been curtailed by AI - including mine.
There's a lot of info here, but what stands out to me is the CEOs trying to slow AI down. Because they know everyone hates it? People don't care about more access to AI tools. They just want them to go away.
> Because they know everyone hates it?
I see it as a mixture of concern about the economy - job losses etc. and concern about recursive self-improvement leading to AGI.
But then perhaps I'm being overly sympathetic to them.
If you haven't see this discussion between Demis and Amodei at the WEF: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=02YLwsCKUww
Impact on labor: from around 13:39, AI alignment risks: from around 24:50
"No discernable impact on labor"? Because the Tech world does not count creative labor. They dismiss us out of hand. We're just here for them to expoit. And politicians aren't any different. Many many careers have ended or been curtailed by AI - including mine.
Didn't expect this. How do you see real international colaboration happening? Always insightful work!