Open Source Superintelligence Without Guardrails Raises Concerns, User Calls for Democratic Safety Approach
iruletheworldmo · x · 2026-07-27
A user expresses unease about open source superintelligence with no guardrails, potentially allowing any request. They reference Dario's 'nanny state' approach and Sam Altman's democratic safety idea, leaning towards private, democratic, closed-source models at the frontier. They acknowledge complexity and invite thoughts.
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