> For a coordination game like this to succeed, the consequences to any defectin...

		patcon on March 30, 2023 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Pause Giant AI Experiments: An Open Letter > For a coordination game like this to succeed, the consequences to any defecting party must be extreme. What's going to happen to the first major company that decides to exit the agreement? Nationalizing of their AI division, by a government AI lab, then selling to another company that can operate it safely? Kinda like what FDIC does with banks * shrug *

Politicians setting definitions for technologies and brightlines for enforcement. Sounds like a win to me