Re: Hmmm
Exactly. Also marketing departments have been and will be doing these things already, for sinister and private benefit. Having a university do it with precise and rigorous parameters and with peer review would allow us to understand what is going on and the capabilities and risks to society of AIs.
Furthermore, as others keep reminding us, this is the internet, a virtual world or brain space. Only a very limited subset of speech should ever be restricted: repeated harassment of specific persons, revealing private info that causes actual risk or financial harms to individual people, etc. This trend to restrict more and more online content in the name of protecting people has to be curtailed. It is already backfiring - resulting in thought police arresting parents for innocuous comments on private chat group about school hiring, or people deported from careers and families merely for expressing dismay at a actual ongoing genocide. The solution is not restriction, it is better education and training of kids and ignorant adults, to prepare them for the 21st century.