Coinbase co-founder and CEO: Blocking ChatGPT's development is a bad idea

Coinbase co-founder and CEO Brian Armstrong believes that suspending the training of an artificial intelligence system stronger than ChatGPT-4 is "a bad idea", there are no "experts" to adjudicate this issue, "committees and bureaucracies will not solve any problems. Like many Like technology, there are dangers, but we should keep moving forward because the good outweighs the bad. A marketplace of ideas will bring better results than bloc-style planning. Never let fear hold back progress, against any attempt to capture Those in control need to be vigilant." Foresight News previously reported that on March 29, Musk and more than 1,000 artificial intelligence experts and industry executives signed a joint letter calling for a moratorium on training artificial intelligence systems more powerful than GPT-4 for at least six months on the grounds that such systems Potential risks to society and humans. "Powerful artificial intelligence systems should only be developed if we are confident that their effects are positive and the risks are manageable," the letter reads. Musk has expressed concerns about artificial intelligence several times before. In a video speech in February this year, he stated that artificial intelligence is one of the greatest risks to human civilization in the future.