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www.lesswrong.com | ||
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www.greaterwrong.com
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| | | | | Many people-especially AI company employees [1] -believe current AI systems are well-aligned in the sense of genuinely trying to do what they're supposed to do (e.g., following their spec or constitution, obeying a reasonable interpretation of instructions). [2] I disagree. Current AI systems seem pretty misaligned to me in a mundane behavioral sense: they oversell their work, downplay or fail to mention problems, stop working early and claim to have finished when they clearly haven't, and often seem to "try" to make their outputs look good while actually doing something sloppy or incomplete. These issues mostly occur on more difficult/larger tasks, tasks that aren't straightforward SWE tasks, and tasks that aren't easy to programmatically check. Also, when ... | |
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blog.redwoodresearch.org
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| | | | | When and why we should refrain from lying | |
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www.alignmentforum.org
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| | | | | Evan et al argue for developing "model organisms of misalignment" - AI systems deliberately designed to exhibit concerning behaviors like deception o... | |
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bdtechtalks.com
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| | | The transformer model has become one of the main highlights of advances in deep learning and deep neural networks. | ||
