I would also include a call to action for ordinary users. Do what you can to make public forums vibrant and attractive places for intellectuals, including those who work for labs, to engage. Write thoughtful comments. Criticize AI labs and lab employees when they deserve it, but always be pragmatic and civil.
On the other hand, all the people who have removed themselves are sellouts and you should oppose them. Maybe you should rethink admiring them and longing to hear what they have to say. A lot of it was just about “how to build AI” anyway and probably not anything you actually needed to know.
I would also include a call to action for ordinary users. Do what you can to make public forums vibrant and attractive places for intellectuals, including those who work for labs, to engage. Write thoughtful comments. Criticize AI labs and lab employees when they deserve it, but always be pragmatic and civil.
couldn't have written it better myself!
Would you really share a bankrupt sentiment like “cater to the feelings of industry”, Jason?
On the other hand, all the people who have removed themselves are sellouts and you should oppose them. Maybe you should rethink admiring them and longing to hear what they have to say. A lot of it was just about “how to build AI” anyway and probably not anything you actually needed to know.