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Meta's Yann LeCun says regulating R&D for AI “is incredibly counterproductive” and only serves to reinforce the dominance of Big Tech and stifle competition

Their innovation is about running over peoples autonomy [embedded post] X: Stephanie Hare / @hare_brain : “There's no question that we'll have machines assisting us that are smarter than us. And the question is: is that scary or is that exciting?” Meta's Yann LeCun https://www.ft.com/... via @ft Anne-Sylvaine Chassany / @chassnews : “Regulating research and development in AI is counterproductive,” ⁦⁦@ylecun⁩ , one of the world's leading AI researchers, told ⁦@FT⁩ ahead of next month's conference on AI safety. “They want regulatory capture under the guise of AI safety.” https://www.ft.com/... James Pethokoukis / @jimpethokoukis : “Regulating research and development in AI is incredibly counterproductive,” LeCun, one of the world's leading AI researchers, said. “They want regulatory capture under the guise of AI safety.” Meta's Yann LeCun argues against premature AI regulation https://www.ft.com/... @joshgd : Some interesting comments from Meta's chief AI scientist in an upcoming ep of Tech Tonic. @ylecun says we shouldn't regulate AI research and that fears of existential AI risk are unfounded because intelligence doesn't naturally lead to power-seeking. https://www.ft.com/... [image] Tom Chivers / @tomchivers : Yann LeCun is so frustrating. He must know that this isn't the argument! He's an incredibly clever man! Has no one ever sat him down and explained the basics of why people worry about AI existential risk? Why does he keep attacking this bizarre strawman? https://www.ft.com/... [image] Forums: r/singularity : AI will never threaten humans, says top Meta scientist

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  • @blackamazon.bsky.social @blackamazon.bsky.social on bluesky
    Stop focusing on Big Tech .  It's why they win the media war.  —  Their innovation is about running over peoples autonomy [embedded post]
  • @jimpethokoukis James Pethokoukis on x
    “Regulating research and development in AI is incredibly counterproductive,” LeCun, one of the world's leading AI researchers, said. “They want regulatory capture under the guise of AI safety.” Meta's Yann LeCun argues against premature AI regulation https://www.ft.com/...
  • @tomchivers Tom Chivers on x
    Yann LeCun is so frustrating. He must know that this isn't the argument! He's an incredibly clever man! Has no one ever sat him down and explained the basics of why people worry about AI existential risk? Why does he keep attacking this bizarre strawman? https://www.ft.com/... [i…
  • @chassnews Anne-Sylvaine Chassany on x
    “Regulating research and development in AI is counterproductive,” ⁦⁦@ylecun⁩ , one of the world's leading AI researchers, told ⁦@FT⁩ ahead of next month's conference on AI safety. “They want regulatory capture under the guise of AI safety.” https://www.ft.com/...
  • @hare_brain Stephanie Hare on x
    “There's no question that we'll have machines assisting us that are smarter than us. And the question is: is that scary or is that exciting?” Meta's Yann LeCun https://www.ft.com/... via @ft
  • @joshgd @joshgd on x
    Some interesting comments from Meta's chief AI scientist in an upcoming ep of Tech Tonic. @ylecun says we shouldn't regulate AI research and that fears of existential AI risk are unfounded because intelligence doesn't naturally lead to power-seeking. https://www.ft.com/... [image…