Ai industry 'self-regulation':

We can blow up 2000 houses or kill a classroom and a half of people, before we acknowledge we did anything wrong.

We kill a stray pedestrian? NBD. A family of 4? Cost of doing business? A bus full of people? Meh.

50 people? Alright we might have gone a little overboard on the killings

That gives a life value of $20mil a person.

That's what we're all worth according to them

AI used for medical denials will reach that tomorrow.

So a human life is worth about $20,000,000 to Anthropic?

they messed up, it was $50 in damages (to Anthropic) or 1 billion deaths.

They must have hit 50 by now. Or are they looking for 50 in a single events?

This reminds me of both the Ford Pinto recall story, and all the Ayn Rand nonsense adventure novels.

A sensible AI safety bill would be like:

The person or organization outsourcing the work to AI is responsible for the damages it causes, including death, injuries, wrongful arrests, financial damages, and discriminatory practices. In case of the AI vendors advertising the models as "infallible", perfect, then they can be also held responsible for the damages.

But techbros don't believe in responsibility, or it is only for the plebs, towards them.

allow the government to block an AI model’s release

So, gambling? It’s going to turn the Commerce Dept in Kalshi for AI?

This is literally Nezek Agavi lol. I shouldn't be surprised when much of palantir and flock are just straight up the same tech used in genocide.

That works out so well for the palastinans I'm glad we get such well thought out protections.

It’s one rogue agent, Michael. How many could it kill? 50?

Of course they would get to write their own safety bill. 😎

Since techbros consulting with AI made the USAID cuts, I think we’re already there

Of course they would say that.

So each life is worth what, 20 million? Yeesh

It definitely won't take long to get to $1B in damages. The Huggingface incident alone was $100M apparently.