regulating the processing of fissile materials, which require highly specific minerals and hardware that don’t have essentially any consumer uses vs banning consumer grade hardware that can be used for any number of highly practical economically valuable uses
roon argues fissile-material rules differ from banning consumer AI hardware
AIroon says regulating fissile materials makes sense because they need specialized minerals and hardware with almost no consumer uses, unlike consumer-grade hardware that serves many practical economic purposes. The post responds to a claim that AI cannot be banned like neutrons cannot be banned for nuclear weapons.
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Saying “you can’t ban linear algebra” about AI, is about as dishonest as saying “you can’t ban neutrons” about nuclear weaponsView quoted post on X
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Original title: regulating the processing of fissile materials, which require highly specific minerals and hardware that don’t have essentially any consu...