I’m a different person but I would support contracts which disallow spread of capabilities insights, but not contracts which disallow criticism of AI orgs (and especially not surprise ones).
IIUC the latter is what what the OAI-NonDisparagement-controversy has been about.
I’m not confident the following is true, but it seems to me that your first question was written under a belief that the controversy was about both of those at once. It seems like it was trying (under that world model) to ‘axiomatically’ elicit a belief in disagreement with an ongoing controversy, which would be non-truthseeking.
I’m a different person but I would support contracts which disallow spread of capabilities insights, but not contracts which disallow criticism of AI orgs (and especially not surprise ones).
IIUC the latter is what what the OAI-NonDisparagement-controversy has been about.
I’m not confident the following is true, but it seems to me that your first question was written under a belief that the controversy was about both of those at once. It seems like it was trying (under that world model) to ‘axiomatically’ elicit a belief in disagreement with an ongoing controversy, which would be non-truthseeking.