Is this asking about a particular country or globally? AI safety in the UK might be more associated with the Conservative Party at present.

Globally, though I’m not super familiar with how politics works in countries outside the US. If it seems like AI splits in different directions for US vs non-US, I’ll probably make a poll to ask people on here what side they think AI regulation is more associated with

I think it would be good to limit to one country, and create different markets for others

Do you include Fairness, Accountability, and Transparency as part of AI safety, or is this specifically about existential risk?

@ahalekelly Just x-risk

@NathanNguyen So if the left is more pro-regulation than the right because of 99% fairness diversity inclusion reasons and 1% x-risk how would you resolve? What if it’s 90-10 or 50-50?

@mariopasquato I’m not sure it makes sense to quantify things in that way. It’s more of a “I know it when I see it” kind of thing.

@NathanNguyen Any idea on how to make this less arbitrary? Where does x-risk end and concerns about jobs and discrimination begin? Right now if you read the famous open letter signed by Bengio, Wozniak etc… would you conclude that the motive is x-risk or just negative economic and social impact?

Always

@Gigacasting that is why they are the ones trying to outlaw medication, right? oh wait, no

See also https://manifold.markets/zzq/if-the-leftright-culture-war-comes

The definition of ai has been stretched to be meaningless. Is the tiktok ban ai? Every service pretends to be ai.

@DerkDicerk I mean AI of the sort that people fear will end humanity

@NathanNguyen those are autonomous weapons regulations and are nonpartisan

@DerkDicerk I think autonomous weapons aren’t the kind of thing AI safety folks are concerned about ending humanity