This was thoughtful, and underscores how a lot of thinking around risk in AI is … insufficiently creative https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2023/08/political-milestones-for-ai.html
Dunno mang. They all read like "hammer builds house!" Or "chainsaw cuts down trees!" Or "typewriter writes play!" - they are ignoring the very real and vitally important effect of human involvement in curating the input, prompts, and output. The tool isn't a force - its a force multiplier.
By way of analogy: robots are awesome. But they don't build cars. *people* using robots build cars. Get rid of the people and the whole process very quickly comes to a halt.
If anything, it says a lot about the subjects chosen that they can so easily ape a human being without possessing a shred of intelligence.
