What Are Reasonable AI Fears?
An essay by Robin Hanson, Quillette, dated 14 April 2023. published_time in the page metadata: 2023-04-14.
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- Economic incentives will produce safetyHanson's essay of 14 April 2023 argues that the organisations that supply AIs monitor and test them in great detail because that is cheap and they are liable for damages and embarrassments, and that law and competition push them to make their AIs behave in civil, lawful ways.2023-04-14 · publication · Stated in source · Supported Inspect claim & evidence ↗Economic incentives will produce safety: propositions page →
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