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AI safety concerns rise over rapid growth of open-weight models

A user on LessWrong expresses concern about the rapid increase in the size of open-weight AI models, fearing that larger models could be dangerous if fine-tuned for malicious purposes. The user questions when the first instance of such a model replicating in the wild might occur, though they ultimately dismiss their worries by referencing the idea that cyber defense is dominant. AI

IMPACT Raises questions about the potential risks and safety implications of increasingly powerful open-weight AI models.

RANK_REASON User expresses opinion and concern about AI model development.

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AI safety concerns rise over rapid growth of open-weight models

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  1. LessWrong (AI tag) TIER_1 English(EN) · groblegark ·

    I'm Scared of Evil Opus

    <p><span>Wait so is it true that next week the largest open weight model will be 2-3x bigger than last week? I don't like that.. it was fun when closed models crossed the inflection point early this year but couldn't these new one be pretty dangerous if fine tuned? Any bets going…