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“Corporate ethics vs survival: Why pristine AI morals might lose wars”
...ethics. And I remember I was at business school and we had this like hours of waffle about corporate accountability and morals. And by the way, I I believe in them. But I remember thinking to myself,
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...which is ethics. You know, like, we think of AI and its core capabilities as ordinance level. Meaning, like, at at some point, we'll think of this as more powerful than the the fusion the fusion bomb. And we have a bunch of software people who have n
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you know, the idea that kind of, you know, we just need to, like, crack the the few kind of values or something, just cement them in time forever now, and, you know, we would kind of solve morality or something. And I've always kind of been skeptical
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that's not a moral person that you've raised. You've raised a dangerous person, actually, who will probably do great harm following the rules. And if you make an AI that's good at following your chain of command and good at following your whatever ru
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in the nineties? That is a great question. I feel like the odds of Is it? I don't know. I I mean, I feel like the odds of a sort of, like, AI system in the nineties being a moral patient seems low. But if it did make you feel bad and it made you feel
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...ethics. And I remember I was at business school and we had this like hours of waffle about corporate accountability and morals. And by the way, I I believe in them. But I remember thinking to myself, is that all of those, you know, me coming from Isr
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I mean, the question was about regulation. It's a big question. It's a big question. And I think a lot of people who are, making the models agree that there needs to be more regulation, and I would agree. And I think, you know, we're in this age of w
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always knowing that there is an AI present where the AI is present, not pretending that it is human or sentient or some other thing. Right? Or conscious. Or conscious. That's right. There are some other design principles in here, though, that you wan
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But, you know, I I do think it is interesting to sort of think about how these values overline, how they overlap, and how to sort of look at evidence from actions taken versus solely looking at self reports. I found that to be particularly interestin
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just a few weeks ago, Jason. That's, it it is it's a it's a sign of how strong the adoption has been for toting tools like Claude Code, and the other anthropic projects. And it's also a sign that maybe this Pentagon deal is sort of fueling growth in
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...ethics or other aspects of model training. And then there's a different question, which is what is more correct? And sometimes those are the same things, and sometimes they're different. So, like, for coding, for example, you can have principles like
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