Mark Zuckerberg

So we have lines on, we don't want the model to be basically doing things that are helping people commit violence or fraud or just harming people in different ways.

So

In practice for today's models, and I would guess the next generation, and maybe even the generation after that, I think while...

It is somewhat more maybe intellectually interesting to talk about the existential risks.

I actually think the real harms that need more energy being mitigated are things that are going to have someone take a model and do something to hurt a person with today's parameters and the types of more mundane harms that we see today.

Like people...

kind of committing fraud against each other or things like that.

So that I just don't want to shortchange that.

I think we have a responsibility to make sure we do a good job on that.

Yeah.

It's an interesting question.

I mean, I think almost half the world uses our... Yeah, that's a good point.

So I think it's hard to beat that.

But no, I think open source is... It's really powerful as a new way of building things.

And yeah, I mean, it's possible.

I mean, it may be one of these things where...

I don't know, like Bell Labs, right?

Where they, you know, it's like they were working on the transistor because they wanted to enable long distance calling.

And they did.

And it ended up being really profitable for them that they were able to enable long distance calling.