It’s clear we agree on the most important point: that promoting transparency is an urgent and essential step toward achieving significant welfare gains.
Where we differ is in strategy. While you believe that demanding technological-blocking legal restrictions on AI technology will create the necessary pressure to achieve transparency, I believe that directly advocating for something widely supported in society—namely transparency in food production—will better align us with a greater portion of society, increasing the chances of achieving this transparency much sooner.
I would focus our energy not only on demanding transparency but also on ensuring that it is thorough. There are many potential alignments with public health, environmental, and workers’ rights advocates, who could become powerful allies in this effort.
Hi Sam,
It’s clear we agree on the most important point: that promoting transparency is an urgent and essential step toward achieving significant welfare gains.
Where we differ is in strategy. While you believe that demanding technological-blocking legal restrictions on AI technology will create the necessary pressure to achieve transparency, I believe that directly advocating for something widely supported in society—namely transparency in food production—will better align us with a greater portion of society, increasing the chances of achieving this transparency much sooner.
I would focus our energy not only on demanding transparency but also on ensuring that it is thorough. There are many potential alignments with public health, environmental, and workers’ rights advocates, who could become powerful allies in this effort.