Then we are actually broadly in agreement. I just think that instead of CEOs responding to the public, having anyone at their side (the side of AI alignment being possible) responding is enough. Just as an example that I came up with, if a critic says that some detail is a reason for why AI will be dangerous, I do agree that someone needs to respond to the argument. But I would be fine with it being someone other than the CEO.
That’s why I am relatively optimistic about Anthropic hiring the guy who has been engaged with critic’s argument for years.
Then we are actually broadly in agreement. I just think that instead of CEOs responding to the public, having anyone at their side (the side of AI alignment being possible) responding is enough. Just as an example that I came up with, if a critic says that some detail is a reason for why AI will be dangerous, I do agree that someone needs to respond to the argument. But I would be fine with it being someone other than the CEO.
That’s why I am relatively optimistic about Anthropic hiring the guy who has been engaged with critic’s argument for years.