Could AI become better than humans? Edward Snowden (Snowden)shared his opinion on artificial intelligence during Consensus2023. See what he thinks here:
Snowden called out OpenAI’s “cruel joke” in branding itself with the name that it chose, given that it won’t provide open access to its training data.
“The liability is distinct between the people who create the model and the people who use the model, which we know in America already works, because you see it with guns,” argued Snowden. “People are gonna be [waving] the red flag about a kind of software communism, where we need to declare the models must be open,” he said.
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