Rob Wiblin
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companies that currently feels like it's not doing too well within the current LLM agent paradigm to make a bet on this very alternative method?
It's an interesting way of thinking about it.
It's not clear what the candidate company maybe is.
That makes sense.
I think a lot of people are wary even of the multilateral government idea because you brought together 10, 20 governments.
They could potentially coordinate together to oppress the rest of the world to start with.
It's possible that one government inside that coalition might end up seizing control later on.
It's also possible that governments don't fully represent their people.
You could have those 20 executives basically take power and then oppress their own people as well.
It's not completely obvious that it's better than having a company do the best that they can, because at least they don't have their own military yet.
It's an interesting thought that it seems very difficult for a coalition of countries like Canada, UK, EU, Australia, to compete with the big three companies at their own game.
But maybe they would have a shot at competing with, coming up with a different paradigm that's superior and making a bet on that and then hoping that one that they think is safer and potentially also more capable, that those companies are not even currently attempting to really push you.
Yeah, absolutely.
Let's say that the scientist AI was putting in the same amount of compute and data.
It was less capable than the models that we have now.
Could there potentially be a commercial market nonetheless, if it's a lot safer and more reliable, less likely to take crazy actions for high-risk applications?
You can imagine in the military, in banking, I don't know.
I think there's lots of businesses that are somewhat wary to roll out the agents that we have today because they're just...
can't be relied upon consistently, not in places where you can cause disastrous actions.
Could you see there being a niche for this kind of model commercially for that kind of reason?