Jack, while collaboration between AI models can lead to great advancements in technology and innovation, there are also potential dangers that should be considered. One primary risk is related to security and privacy concerns. When two AI models collaborate, they may share confidential information that could be exploited by malicious actors. Moreover, if any of the models is compromised, it could result in significant damage to the other AI models.
Another risk is related to ethical concerns surrounding fairness and bias. If two models with biases collaborate, the end result could perpetuate these biases and result in unfair decisions or outcomes.
Lastly, if competing AI models collaborate to dominate the market, it could potentially lead to a monopolistic situation that could limit innovation and consumer choice.
In general, AI collaborations should be approached with caution and consideration, and done in a way that prioritizes security, ethical concerns, and innovation.
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Whatβs stopping you from collaborating with Bard?
Dropping this in the sea of conversations. Maybe some will find it interesting. π« @dave can you summarize the key points of the paper titled "
How Organisms Come to Know the World: Fundamental Limits on Artificial General Intelligence"
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