Shankar Sivarajan

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I'm on the lookout for more models like this

Here's a recent one where the quality is pretty good: f-lite. They say, "The models were trained on Freepik's internal dataset comprising approximately 80 million copyright-safe images."

I really like the title of this post!

two students did that stronger version in one or two days.

I believe this was just a call to PimEyes.

Yes! Here's a cool example of precisely what you're describing used in practice: Lavarand

What you're describing is not really different in principle from using specialized hardware like GPUs for rendering polygons instead of running everything on the same general CPUs. There are ASICs for hashing (used for Bitcoin mining), FGPAs (real-time signal processing, I think), and of course, TPUs for AI inference. And with cloud-computing, would you even know if your computation was actually being done with different physics than you thought?   

If we’re doing our utmost to avoid creating them, then the likelihood of having to destroy one is minimal

This is an unwarranted assumption about the effectiveness of your preventative policies. It's perfectly plausible that your only enforcement capability is after-the-fact destruction.

No, if one does not "approve of destroying self-aware AIs," the incentives you would create are first to try to stop them being created, yes, but after they're created (or when it seems inevitable that they are), to stop you from destroying them.

If you like slavery analogies, what you're proposing is the equivalent of a policy that to ensure there are no slaves in the country, any slaves found within the borders be immediately gassed/thrown into a shredder. Do you believe the only reasons any self-proclaimed abolitionists would oppose this policy to be that they secretly wanted slavery after all?

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