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Claim · 2015-12-17 · publication · Stated in source · Supported

Alexander's post of 17 December 2015 argues, in response to the founding of OpenAI, that making AI findings open source lets the least careful developer set the pace and, if takeoff is fast and control difficult, makes catastrophe more likely, and that the benefit of spreading power does not justify that risk.

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Should AI Be Open? → contests → Open models reduce risk

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