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yoshuabengio.org
This paper was initially published by the Aspen Strategy Group (ASG), a policy program of the Aspen Institute. It was released as part of a... |
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arankomatsuzaki.wordpress.com
Below is a comprehensive, section-by-section blog post that only summarizes and expands on the ideas discussed by Dario Amodei (without covering other speakers) during his conversation with Lex Fridman on the Lex Fridman Podcast (#452). |
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www.greaterwrong.com
I found myself repeating the same words to multiple people, hence a short post. I think some of the AI pause/governance advocacy might be net-negative. Three reasons: Edit: I have somewhat updated my views around that since writing my post; in particular, see this comment. Epistemic status: idk, handwavy models, a bunch of relevant experience; some people who disagreed with me have changed their mind when I talked about these points and they haven't made good points in response; I've seen docs that would've been harmful if important people saw them; the authors agreed with some of my object-level objections and changed the texts. Seems good to put out there. |
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epochai.org
AI's potential to automate labor is likely to alter the course of human history within decades, with the availability of compute being the most important factor driving rapid progress in AI capabilities. |
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