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www.lesswrong.com
On the structure of the path to safe superintelligence, and some possible milestones along the way. |
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www.alignmentforum.org
This is the fourth post in a sequence of posts that describe our models for Pragmatic AI Safety. ... |
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www.greaterwrong.com
(I originally wrote this post as some rough notes on defining the alignment problem, with the intention of turning them into something more polished later. I've now started doing that, as part of a broader series introduced here. In particular, the first post in that series covers some of the same ground as section 1 of this post. It also has the same title. And some of essays in the series will draw on these notes as well.) People often talk about "solving the alignment problem." But what is it to do such a thing? I wanted to clarify my thinking about this topic, so I wrote up some notes. |
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www.lesswrong.com
As language models become increasingly capable of performingcognitive tasks that humans can solve quickly, it appears that a "cognitive capability :... |
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