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Head of Policy @AIPolicyNetwork. Ohioan. World champion forecaster. Former data scientist. Protecting liberty and prosperity in the age of superintelligence.
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I think this is a good reframe: Previously the OpenAI story was "this is like a student who, when taking a test, breaks into the teacher's office and steals the answer key" But apparently the story actually is more like "this is like a whole group of students started secretly passing notes during the test and start collaborating to steal the answers but also find a way to fool the teacher into not knowing they were cheating, including breaking into her therapist's office to learn more about the teacher's psychology"
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