"We've been given a pretty clear homework assignment," Davison said. "We're not trying to prejudge it one way or the other."
Between the lines: Some, raising the specter of bioterrorists inventing super-viruses with open source AI, argue that today's most advanced AI models are so powerful that they should be protected the way we guard nuclear secrets. Others maintain that publicly releasing powerful models will allow for more thorough testing and expand access beyond a few powerful companies.
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