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The speaker says the legal standard is to avoid foreseeable harm rather than all harm, because avoiding all harm is too strict, and that humans are held to the foreseeable-harm standard.
Unidentified speaker · Three Red Lines We're About to Cross Toward AGI (Daniel Kokotajlo, Gary Marcus, Dan Hendrycks) · 24 Jun 2025
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“And and the the cleaned up version law is actually the the law kinda cleans it up and saying don't cause foreseeable harm,”
“'cause harm is way too strict. But foreseeable harm”
“is what we ex demand of humans. And”Play from 1:44:29Report a misattribution
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