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Why Meta’s move to make its new AI open source is more dangerous than you think

Why Meta’s move to make its new AI open source is more dangerous than you think

If AI really is risky, then opening it up could be a major mistake.

 

I’m not quite sure how humanity survived the advent of nuclear weapons without destroying itself — so far — but one thing that likely helped was the simple reason that it’s very hard to build a nuclear bomb. It requires refining uranium, which can’t be casually done in a basement or even in a secret government project. It requires overcoming half a dozen technical hurdles, which requires time and the resources that only a state can gather.

As a result, only nine countries have nuclear weapons, and efforts to reduce nuclear weapons are largely carried out through negotiations among a small number of actors, which have at least some ability to hold to and enforce treaties.

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