Mustafa Suleyman

I think the important thing to remember is that so far we haven't seen any catastrophic harms arising from open source or in the large-scale models.

We want them to.

It's not like we don't want people to have access.

We want people to have access in open-source.

I think the important thing to remember is that so far we haven't seen any catastrophic harms arising from open source or in the large scale models.

All of this is speculation.

Everyone could be totally wrong.

It could be that we're actually not going to progress as fast as we thought.

It could be that we come up with really reliable ways of instilling safety into this code.

All of this is speculation.

Everyone could be totally wrong.

It could be that we're actually not going to progress as fast as we thought.

certainly could be the case.

It could be that we come up with really reliable ways of instilling safety into this code.

And there's no reason for us to start slowing down open source right now.

None at all, right?

It needs to continue because people get enormous benefit out of it.

certainly could be the case.

At the same time, if something were to go wrong, it's just software.

And there's no reason for us to start slowing down open source right now.