The deep learning expert Yann LeCun claims early attempts to hinder AI will stifle competition. He’s ignoring the massive disruptions AI has already caused.
AI is too dumb to regulate now, according to Meta’s head of artificial intelligence research in an interview with the Financial Times. Yann LeCun, Meta’s chief AI scientist, tried to dismiss the most overblown fears of AI while offering a libertarian take against any real attempt to regulate the rapidly expanding field of artificial intelligence.
Companies like OpenAI claimed that the shift to real machine intelligence is near, but LeCun called this “over-optimistic” since it requires many “conceptual breakthroughs” to reach that stage in AI. Simply put, he’s saying scientists have no real idea how to get from ChatGPT to Skynet, at least not yet. It’s a nice change of pace to hear a prominent AI researcher try to dampen the hype surrounding AI, but then LeCun is making a strawman of most AI ethicists’ complaints.
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