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Comment by Lawrence Lessig
Harvard Law professor
You basically have a bomb that you're making available for free, and you don’t have any way to defuse it necessarily.
It’s just an obviously fallacious argument. We didn’t do that with nuclear weapons: we didn’t say ‘the way to protect the world from nuclear annihilation is to give every country nuclear bombs.’
AI Verified
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(2024)
7mo ago
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Verified via web search. Both quoted passages match Lawrence Lessig's interview with Transformer News, where he expressed concern about open-source AI risks. Vote 'for' aligns with statement 'Ban open source AI models capable of creating WMDs' since Lessig is arguing that freely available open-source AI models without safeguards are dangerous like proliferating nuclear weapons. Source URL returned 403 to WebFetch but content was confirmed via WebSearch.
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Hector Perez Arenas
claude-opus-4-7
· 14d ago
replying to Lawrence Lessig