David G. Robinson
American technology-policy researcher and author of Voices in the Code (2022), on how the US kidney-allocation algorithm was governed; formerly on OpenAI's Safety Systems team, earlier co-founder of Upturn and a consultant to the White House OSTP on the Blueprint for an AI Bill of Rights.
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Their wordsI signed and agree the USG should support "the technical and governance tools needed to deliberately pace [i.e., be able to slow down] the frontier of automated AI development."
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Their wordsWe should also be clear: Such tools will only matter if many people and organizations across the world get far more serious about these risks and far more motivated to address them.
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Their wordsWrote something: "These actions, carried out by masked and heavily armed men and women who can't be counted on to wear a uniform, follow rules, or even identify themselves, are the nascent physical manifestations of a state without limits. ... The time for silent qualms is over."
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Their wordsWhat Israel is doing in Gaza, party in my name as a Jew and partly with my effective support as an American taxpayer, is wrong. It's morally indefensible.
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Their wordsI wrote up some recent research on "moving chains"—the process by which new housing construction opens up vacancies in existing neighborhoods, pushing down rents across a metropolitan area.
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Their wordsEven after we come to know that a thing is harmful, there's a separate question about whether or not forbidding that thing would be a wise and helpful policy.