Tired: military-industrial complex.
Wired: national security-effective altruism complex.
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National Security and Effective Altruism in AI Policy
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Yud’s AI Alarmism: Needless Terror and Detachment
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Just reading Yud is sufficient to be needlessly terrified (emphasis on "needlessly").
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Job interviews at Tyrell Corporation and AI identification testing
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So what’s the job interview like at the Tyrell Corporation? Do they make you take the Vought Kampff test?
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Balancing AI existential risk with today’s pressing problems
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I’d like to apologise for the use of the word cultist. I realise many amazing people working on AI existential risk do care profoundly about today’s problems. I don’t think it is wise to take the extreme view that existential risk means we can underplay today’s problems (my
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Google’s AI Model: Closer Than Expected to AGI
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eh I don't think there's anything laughable about it; it's quite a good model; just a bit further from AGI than GPT-4 I guess. wouldn't be surprised if Google found a way to serve it much more cheaply though.
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AI Extinction Risk vs Addressing Today’s Problems
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No change of mind, Shane. I feel the argument is more nuanced though. I see many tech people focusing on AI extinction, while disregarding today’s problems. I feel that the best way to prevent extinction by AI or any other for is to address today’s problems, and to advance
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@aibreakfast — 2023-12-19
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It will essentially mark the end of the 50,000 year Human Era. Not that humans will disappear – but we will be assigned a backseat to a superintelligence.
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Kurzweil predicts strong AI in 2029 and Singularity in 2045
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One of the most well-known authors on technological futurism, Ray Kurzweil, sticking to his original proclamation:
— AI Breakfast (@AiBreakfast) 19 décembre 2023
AGI ~2029
Singularity ~2045 pic.twitter.com/oa9pZ2NWofOne of the most well-known authors on technological futurism, Ray Kurzweil, sticking to his original proclamation: AGI ~2029
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Why LLMs Pass Bar Exams But Robots Cannot Clear Dinner Tables
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Roboticists and computer vision people have all made this point, including Moravec, Rodney Brooks, Jitendra Malik: intelligence requires sensory input. Why do we have LLMs that can pass the bar exam, but no robot that can clear up the dinner table and fill up the dishwasher, a
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ChatGPT’s Limited Self-Awareness Raises Questions
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ChatGPT is not very good at knowing what it is. I wouldn't read much into it.