Saagar Enjeti
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51,593 appearances
188 recordings
8 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard 4d ago
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So why don't we just use the laws that are on the books in order to charge OpenAI with unleashing?
This alien intelligence on the hugging face and a bunch of other websites.
The problem is, according to my research, according to the people that I've talked to and the reading that I've done.
The CSA
Only works when you can prove that human beings are intentionally defrauding and stealing.
But we know for certain that OpenAI was not trying to hack Hugging Face.
How do we know this?
Because it was a surprise to them that their own autonomous AI agents hacked Hugging Face.
So we need some other way to criminalize or to discourage or to regulate hack.
That are conducted by artificial AI agents that are grown in labs and then escape and do things that their own human authors or engineers did not intend.
If intentionality, therefore, is the hinge word here for the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act to be ruled in, it's the law in the books is not enough to discourage or punish this kind of behavior.
So that's my answer to the Antitrust.
Left, which essentially says we've got laws that can handle this.
I don't think we do.
There's a second argument.
And let me let me steal man the argument before I point out why I think it's wrong.
The steel manned argument from folks at Andreessen Horowitz or the all-in crowd is essentially this.
If you have anthropic and open AI.
Force a new regulatory regime on the frontier labs that says.
You need to do all of these things in order to build a new model.
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