Should AI help you get away with killing your spouse?
The article examines George Hotz's views on AI alignment and safety, arguing that the fast-takeoff scenario is unlikely, and advocates for locally controlled AI models that prioritize user interests. Hotz believes such AI could be used for beneficial purposes, like ordering meth-lab equipment, and emphasizes the importance of freedom and individual choice in AI deployment. He calls for a network of interdependent systems to ensure accountability and a review unit that supports local control of AI for individual benefit.
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