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Clark: Unregulated AI market cannot guarantee developers won't cut corners
“I think if we built, if we do nothing on policy or regulation, we're sort of gambling that everyone is going to be reasonably responsible and not cut corners. And I think in a really like fast moving, crazy technology market, like AI, you aren't really guarant…”
Clark: All AI models should undergo pre-deployment third-party safety testing
“We need some set of tests administered by a third party for things that people would view as legitimate, like national security risks or what have you, and systems, whether proprietary like ours or otherwise, Should go through those tests before they're deploy…”
Clark: Open-sourcing Anthropic's Claude 3 today would be 'broadly fine'
“I think you could release, like, pretty much everything as open source today. I think maybe even clawed free, and things would be fine. Like, it would be a little spicy, maybe surprising stuff would happen, but probably broadly fine.”
Clark: AI models triggering national security tests should not be open-sourced
“I do expect that if we end up in a world where, like, we trigger a national security test it would be very hard for me to make the claim that that system which has triggered that test should be released as open source. Like, these things, like, I can't reconci…”
Clark: AI is especially challenging for Apple due to its unstable nature
“Well, I was going to say that I think one thing that's challenging about AI is that we're in this giant experimental phase. And I think when you think of like, Experimental and like people don't have a clear notion of what to do. You don't think of us like pre…”