Structured access to AI capabilities: an emerging paradigm for safe AI deployment
A preprint by Toby Shevlane, arXiv:2201.05159, dated January 2022. arXiv identifier 2201 (January 2022); exact v1 day not checked.
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- Open models reduce riskShevlane's paper of January 2022 proposes structured capability access, in which developers offer controlled interactions with AI systems instead of disseminating them openly, with the aim of preventing dangerous capabilities from being widely accessible.2022-01 · publication · Stated in source · Supported Inspect claim & evidence ↗Open models reduce risk: propositions page →
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