Debate over whether AI companies genuinely overstate model dangers or selectively hype risks for funding
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- AI companies are accused of 'crying wolf' about model dangers, but the accuser challenges whether any concrete example of deliberate fearmongering for funding actually exists.
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- /g/109434638 ↗ live · archive skeptical evergreen 6 replies AI companies are accused of 'crying wolf' about model dangers, but the accuser challenges whether any concrete example of deliberate fearmongering for funding actually exists.
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