Researcher: fewer training chips means less capacity for AI safety research
eli_lifland · x · 2026-10-11
Eli Lifland notes a tradeoff in compute restrictions: the fewer chips available for training, the less safety research can be done. Still, he says having this option is at minimum a good thing.
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