This is a big turning point for AI regulation. The government is starting to deem some models too powerful for certain uses, which creates a precedent for a range of possible controls in the future. I’m in the camp that this is unnecessary and we should be primarily regulating the use of AI, as opposed to the underlying models. But, equally, there are plenty of people that actually prefer this outcome. Either way, it’s unlikely that we’re going back to a world where the government doesn’t have far more meaningful involvement in the rate of AI progress.
这对 AI 监管来说是一个重大的转折点。政府开始认定某些 model（模型）对于特定用途来说过于强大，这为未来一系列可能的管控措施开创了先例。我属于这样一种观点：这没有必要，我们主要应该监管的是 AI 的使用，而不是底层 model（模型）本身。但与此同时，也有很多人实际上更倾向于这样的结果。不管怎样，我们不太可能再回到一个政府对 AI 进展速度没有更深度、也没有更实质性介入的世界。
This is pretty freaking cool
这真他妈挺酷的。
Incredible. Congrats to @elonmusk and the entire SpaceX team on the 25 years of blood, sweat and tears to build a world-defining company. Amazing to have examples like this that push the future forward. The downstream implications of this are enormous.
难以置信。祝贺 @elonmusk 和整个 SpaceX 团队，在 25 年的 blood, sweat and tears（心血与艰辛付出）中打造出一家定义世界的公司。能有这样推动未来向前发展的榜样，实在太了不起了。这件事带来的下游影响将是巨大的。