AI, Legality And Murder

[redrumloa]

Mother of Likely Murdered OpenAI Whistleblower Reveals All, Calls for Investigation of Sam Altman​

The TLDW is this:
Suchir Balaji was a very highly decorated programmer who worked on multiple AI platforms.
He became a whistleblower about copyright infringement.
A month before he died, the New York Times published an article stating he was "custodian witness", meaning he had documents against OpenAI.
His death was ruled a suicide.
His mother hired a forensic pathologist who came to the conclusion it couldn't have been suicide.
Tucker reviewed the findings and said he doesn't think "any honest person looking at this would conclude it was suicide".


It's a no brainer to me that AI violates copyright law. This man got whacked for wanting to show documents proving this. IMO AI is more of a threat to society than anything else. Unfortunately, I don't see that cat getting put back in the bag.

 

[Robert]

Tucker reviewed the findings and said he doesn't think "any honest person looking at this would conclude it was suicide".

All of the above may or may not be true but Tucker Carlson talking about honest people? Come on, now.

 

[redrumloa]

All of the above may or may not be true but Tucker Carlson talking about honest people? Come on, now.

Tucker has not always been my favorite person in the world, but he's been the only person to give this mother (and others) a platform. If you always shoot the messenger, you don't have a real world view.