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We all want safe, responsible AI research. The first step is not misrepresenting the significance of your results to the public, not obfuscating your methods, & not spoon-feeding fear-mongering press releases to the media. That's our 1st responsibility. https://www.businessfast.co.uk/elon-musks-openai-builds-artificial-intelligence-so-powerful-it-must-be-kept-locked-up-for-the-good-of-humanity/ …
I really regret having to say this, because the paper was actually very good (if incremental, but there's nothing wrong with that). But the surrounding PR blitz and public misrepresentation is causing serious damage to the field and its public perception. Please don't do this.
Yes, fear-mongering can be a good strategy to inflate the perceived significance of your research. It's also completely irresponsible, and even dangerous. The less PR circus, the more room we will have to talk about the safe and responsible deployment of the latest ML research.
Absolutely and fully agree. That has really been the essence of this story.. And to me it's still a story.. Hopefully it has a happy ending !
The article you quote is definitely some ridiculous AI fearmongering, complete with the Terminator picture and all. But to be fair, this is mostly not really OpenAI's fault. It's just some hack of a journalist trying to get clicks.
The original Bloomberg article had the same sentiment.https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-02-14/the-ai-that-can-write-a-fake-news-story-from-a-handful-of-words …
Oddly the part most annoying about the OpenAI model controversy are the blogs clickbaiting by invoking Elon Musk.
Surprised they didn't research enough to know it's not Elon Musk's venture anymore.
The article lost me in the 1st phrase: Elon Musk's scientist. Seems like Musk's "slaves".
I am not fluent English, but doesn't AI text sounds like schisophasia?
Musk’s AI is so good that it keeps killing people in their Teslas.
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