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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.
I hate saying this but if seeing some of the best minds doing such things, instead of showing progress making it a PR isn't sad, Idk what would else be!
Very much agree. It has been disheartening to see - especially coupled with the unfortunate and ill-advised "framing" of "too dangerous to share" noted by @halvarflake here:https://twitter.com/halvarflake/status/1097420058370994176 …
The paper?
serious damage? and to public perception? who dares to say *the emperor has no clothes*? The public MUST believe all what is being fed to them by the 'AI Gods', lest they be taken for fools. Naturally, many people in the field are capitalizing on this.
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