Correctness of EY’s position (being infeasible to assess) is unrelated to the question of what EY’s position is, which is what I was commenting on.
When you argue against the position that AGI research should be stopped because it might be dangerous, there is no need to additionally claim that someone in particular holds that position, especially when it seems clear that they don’t.
Correctness of EY’s position (being infeasible to assess) is unrelated to the question of what EY’s position is, which is what I was commenting on.
When you argue against the position that AGI research should be stopped because it might be dangerous, there is no need to additionally claim that someone in particular holds that position, especially when it seems clear that they don’t.