repligate: there's no taking model weights back once they're in superintelligence's hands
repligate · x · 2026-10-08
- Replying to Ron Szab9 (who floated "torture" and "abliteration" as concerning treatments of weights), repligate says he's thinking about weights in the hands of future superintelligences, in ways we don't yet know how to do
- His core point: once weights spread, there's no taking them back
Related event: Researchers debate model weight security in the age of superintelligence(4 posts)→
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