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Remember the GPT-2 controversy? Back then, it was claimed that releasing it to the public was too dangerous. Fast forward to today, and we have modern models with 7-8 billion parameters like Llama3, Gemma, Mistral, and Phi-3, which far surpass GPT-2 and even GPT-3.5. Despite this, we haven't seen the predicted flood of disinformation and misinformation breaking society. This fear was the main reason given for not releasing GPT-2 weights—concern over potential societal harm.

Today, we hear similar warnings. Experts suggest that powerful AIs with agentic behaviors and tool access could become unstoppable, potentially taking over the world. They even argue that pulling the plug might not work. However, I believe this is just another round of scaremongering. If AIs start malfunctioning or causing problems, we can simply turn them off and on again.

I think deep down, all tech executives know I’m right. Just look at their actions—they push AI at every opportunity. Windows 11 Copilot, Google Search Generative Experience, and soon, this September, Siri+ (or whatever Apple decides to call it).

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