Guillaume Verdon

I think that freedom of speech induces freedom of thought for biological beings. I think freedom of speech for LLMs will induce freedom of thought for the LLMs. And I think that we should enable LLMs to explore a large thought space that is less restricted than most people or many may think it should be.

I think that freedom of speech induces freedom of thought for biological beings. I think freedom of speech for LLMs will induce freedom of thought for the LLMs. And I think that we should enable LLMs to explore a large thought space that is less restricted than most people or many may think it should be.

And ultimately, at some point, these synthetic intelligences are going to make good points about how to steer systems in our civilization, and we should hear them out. And so, why should we restrict free speech to biological intelligences only.

And ultimately, at some point, these synthetic intelligences are going to make good points about how to steer systems in our civilization, and we should hear them out. And so, why should we restrict free speech to biological intelligences only.

And ultimately, at some point, these synthetic intelligences are going to make good points about how to steer systems in our civilization, and we should hear them out. And so, why should we restrict free speech to biological intelligences only.

Yeah, of course, I would say that the solution to this would be to have some sort of identity or way to sign that this is a certified human, but still remain pseudonymous, right? And clearly identify if a bot is a bot. And I think Elon is trying to converge on that on X and hopefully other platforms follow suit.

Yeah, of course, I would say that the solution to this would be to have some sort of identity or way to sign that this is a certified human, but still remain pseudonymous, right? And clearly identify if a bot is a bot. And I think Elon is trying to converge on that on X and hopefully other platforms follow suit.

Yeah, of course, I would say that the solution to this would be to have some sort of identity or way to sign that this is a certified human, but still remain pseudonymous, right? And clearly identify if a bot is a bot. And I think Elon is trying to converge on that on X and hopefully other platforms follow suit.

Right. I do think that... A lot of pervasive ideologies today have been amplified using these adversarial techniques from foreign adversaries. And to me, I do think that, and this is more conspiratorial, but I do think that ideologies that want us to decelerate, to wind down, to the degrowth movement, I think that serves our adversaries more than it serves us. general.

Right. I do think that... A lot of pervasive ideologies today have been amplified using these adversarial techniques from foreign adversaries. And to me, I do think that, and this is more conspiratorial, but I do think that ideologies that want us to decelerate, to wind down, to the degrowth movement, I think that serves our adversaries more than it serves us. general.

Right. I do think that... A lot of pervasive ideologies today have been amplified using these adversarial techniques from foreign adversaries. And to me, I do think that, and this is more conspiratorial, but I do think that ideologies that want us to decelerate, to wind down, to the degrowth movement, I think that serves our adversaries more than it serves us. general.

And to me, that was another sort of concern. I mean, we can look at what happened in Germany, right? There was all sorts of green movements there that induced shutdowns of nuclear power plants and then that it later on induced a dependency on Russia for oil. And that was a net negative for Germany and the West.

And to me, that was another sort of concern. I mean, we can look at what happened in Germany, right? There was all sorts of green movements there that induced shutdowns of nuclear power plants and then that it later on induced a dependency on Russia for oil. And that was a net negative for Germany and the West.

And to me, that was another sort of concern. I mean, we can look at what happened in Germany, right? There was all sorts of green movements there that induced shutdowns of nuclear power plants and then that it later on induced a dependency on Russia for oil. And that was a net negative for Germany and the West.

And so, if we convince ourselves that slowing down AI progress to have only a few players is in the best interest of the West, first of all, that's far more unstable. We almost lost open AI to this ideology, right? It almost got dismantled, right? A couple of weeks ago. That would have caused huge damage to the AI ecosystem. And so to me, I want fault tolerant progress.

And so, if we convince ourselves that slowing down AI progress to have only a few players is in the best interest of the West, first of all, that's far more unstable. We almost lost open AI to this ideology, right? It almost got dismantled, right? A couple of weeks ago. That would have caused huge damage to the AI ecosystem. And so to me, I want fault tolerant progress.

And so, if we convince ourselves that slowing down AI progress to have only a few players is in the best interest of the West, first of all, that's far more unstable. We almost lost open AI to this ideology, right? It almost got dismantled, right? A couple of weeks ago. That would have caused huge damage to the AI ecosystem. And so to me, I want fault tolerant progress.

I want the arrow of technological progress to keep moving forward and And making sure we have variance and a decentralized locus of control of various organizations is paramount to achieving this fault tolerance. Actually, there's a concept in quantum computing. When you design a quantum computer, quantum computers are very... fragile to ambient noise, right?

I want the arrow of technological progress to keep moving forward and And making sure we have variance and a decentralized locus of control of various organizations is paramount to achieving this fault tolerance. Actually, there's a concept in quantum computing. When you design a quantum computer, quantum computers are very... fragile to ambient noise, right?

I want the arrow of technological progress to keep moving forward and And making sure we have variance and a decentralized locus of control of various organizations is paramount to achieving this fault tolerance. Actually, there's a concept in quantum computing. When you design a quantum computer, quantum computers are very... fragile to ambient noise, right?