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thetexasorator.com
An interview with UT computer scientist and OpenAI researcher Scott Aaronson. |
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www.lesswrong.com
Scaling inference With the release of OpenAI's o1 and o3 models, it seems likely that we are now contending with a new scaling paradigm: spending mor... |
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www.lesswrong.com
Comment by paulfchristiano - A common view is that the timelines to risky AI are largely driven by hardware progress and deep learning progress occurring outside of OpenAI. Many people (both at OpenAI and elsewhere) believe that questions of who builds AI and how are very important relative to acceleration of AI timelines. This is related to lower estimates of alignment risk, higher estimates of the importance of geopolitical conflict, and (perhaps most importantly of all) radically lower estimates for the amount of useful alignment progress that would occur this far in advance of AI if progress were to be slowed down. Below I'll also discuss two arguments that delaying AI progress would on net reduce alignment risk which I often encountered at OpenAI. I thi... |
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www.lesswrong.com
Teasing apart a few types of "first critical tries," and our prospects for avoiding them. |
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