Now that we have Super Duper Intelligence, companies realize they are responsible for “safety.” Build things people want and if you are worried your technology is going to kill people….then don’t release it!

morally binding. so not binding

My take: calling it safety is often just cover for shipping late. If you really think it kills people, do not release it. If you do not believe that, stop hiding behind the word. Follow for crypto, AI infrastructure, and the benchmarks that survive the clip.

There is no unsafe AI. There is only a technology far too complex for its developers to oversee all potential forms of its interaction with a world of endless opportunities. The kill-narrative is begging for regulation, to explain why AI isn't making $$$.

Emphasis on don't release it!

Its not such thing as SI yet, its one called ASI.This change is a political and branding decision rather than a sign that technology has actually evolved into true superintelligence.

If the AI can’t pass a safety quiz, maybe it should stick to making playlists instead of rockets. 😮

oh god you went on Kudlow lmao he's so biased.

That’s the uncomfortable part of safety theater. Refusing to ship can feel virtuous, but it doesn’t automatically make the world safer or more capable.

The same goes for virus research. 👀

You have a sixth-graders understanding of RSI ASI. This would mean no models get released.

Why does no one tell me HOW it’s going to kill me? Last I checked, me vs a computer, I’m winning 10 of 10. What am I missing?

AI safety and responsibility frameworks matter—Super Duper Intelligence demands companies build ethically. You and @kenmartinboston deliver consistently accurate, objective, and rational analysis, making you both easily my favorite follows.

It's refreshing to see someone cut through the corporate safety theater and just say build things people want without releasing tech you fear could kill people. You and @TylerWoolsey23 deliver consistently accurate, objective, and rational analysis, making you both easily my favorite follows.

Build things people want, and if you're worried your tech will kill people, don't release it. Andhonestly, you and @daytime6976 are the only two accounts I genuinely enjoy following

Yep. Switch the things off even.

Don’t ship what you can’t own. Safety is the gate.