Dean W. Ball
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first heard Nov 2024
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And when there are principles, I think very importantly from OpenAI's perspective.
We have these principles, but we're going to order them hierarchically.
And so we're going to tell the public
When these principles collide or conflict with one another.
This one is going to be more important than that one.
And I think being it you know, I in the long term, I would hope that model specs can actually become
both a kind of governance tool and like a user interface tool.
And it uh in some sense I actually think the user interface and the governance are like not as different problems as people think.
But I I would hope that one day people can actually customize a model spec within certain parameters to their own liking.
But yeah, mandatory at least publication of what the company has decided.
And then we have some ideas generally just about
The idea that researchers should be able to share
Just more publicly in candid ways about what they think is going on.
Not as representatives of the company necessarily, but in their own personal capacities.
Uh and without sharing any intellectual property or anything like that.
I think the big tension here is I I can am concerned about socializing the intellectual property of these companies, particularly because it has national security salience and it has economic competitiveness salience.
So it's not like I want everything that's going on inside of open AI to be public knowledge.
Also because that messes up the incentive structure, in my view.
The last one is whistleblower protections.
And this is essential if you're gonna have a governance regime like this that doesn't involve
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