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Nathan Lambert Frames AI Cyber Risk as a Potential Ecosystem Issue

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Nathan Lambert said AI cyber risk may be more of an ecosystem-wide issue than a problem specific to open-weight models, suggesting that the distinction could shape support for greater openness in AI. Lambert said he thinks many people would support more openness if the right balance on cyber risk can be found, particularly in light of recursive self-improvement (RSI) and AI dynamics he expects to emerge soon.

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  1. Nathan Lambert Says AI Cyber Risk May Be an Ecosystem Issue

    Seems like cyber risk for AI may be more of an ecosystem issue than an issue specific to open-weight models. If we can figure out the right balance here, I think there are a lot of people out there who want to support more openness in light of RSI and AI dynamics coming soon.

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