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thezvi.wordpress.com | ||
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status451.com
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| | | | | I didn't have a lot to say about the election this year. To be perfectly level with you, thiswas largelybecause my friend Zooko precommitted to unfollowing anyone whowas tweeting about it, and looking back from late November, I think he kind of had a point. I'd remarked on Twitter, well before the primaries, that the... | |
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www.thebayesianconspiracy.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] The conversation discusses the importance of public engagement with government on issues like AI existential risks. It highlights how individuals can influence policy through various means, such as submitting public comments, donating to candidates, or even contributing to campaigns. The discussion also touches on the role of technology, like LLMs, in processing and categorizing public feedback, and the legal frameworks that ensure transparency and accountability in government decision-making. The overall message is that citizens have multiple avenues to make their voices heard and shape policy, even without significant financial resources. | |
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dominiccummings.com
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| | | | | 'People, ideas, machines -- in that order!' Colonel Boyd '[R]ational systems exhibit universal drives towards self-protection, resource acquisition, replication and efficiency. Those drives will lead to anti-social and dangerous behaviour if not explicitly countered. The current computing infrastructure would be very vulnerable to unconstrained systems with these drives.' Omohundro. 'For progress there is no cure...' | |
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lukeplant.me.uk
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| | | A look at the claim that Bitcoin and blockchain represent a technological revolution, fairly in depth but trying to avoid any techno-babble. | ||
