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Sander Schulhoff: evaluation

19 Jun 2025 Lenny's Podcast AI prompt engineering in 2025: What works and what doesn’t | Sander Schulhoff (Learn Prompting, HackAPrompt)

“Yeah, I will say I think that the stop AI folks are entirely different from the regulate AI folks.”

— Sander Schulhoff

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Sander Schulhoff
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19 Jun 2025
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Lenny's Podcast

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…This is the new paperclip problem is this AI SDR eliminating your kids. Oh man. Well, let me ask you this then, I guess. Just there's this whole group of people that are just, "Stop AI. Regulate it. This is going to destroy all humanity." Where are you on that? Just with this all in mind? Yeah, I will say I think that the stop AI folks are entirely different from the regulate AI folks. I think really everyone's on board with some sort of regulation. I am very against stopping AI development. I think that the benefits to humanity, especially... I guess the easiest argument to make here is always on the health side of things. AIs can go and discover new treatments, can go and discover new chemicals, new proteins, and do surgery at very, very fine level. Developments in AI will save lives, even if it's in indirect ways. So like ChatGPT, most of the time it's not out there saving lives, but it's saving a lot of doctors' time when they can use it to summarize their notes, read through papers, and then they'll have more time to go and save lives. And I also will say, I've read a number of posts at this point about people who asked ChatGPT about these very particular medical symptoms they're having and it's able to deliver a better diagnosis than some of the specialists they've talked to. Or at the very least, give them information so that they can better explain themselves to doctors. And that saves lives too. So saving lives right now is much more important to me than what I still see as limited harms that will come from AI development. And there's also just the case of you can't put it back in the bottle. Other countries are working on this too.…

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