AGI - AI Dynamics

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Controlling More Intelligent Agents: Literature and Challenges

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01 November 2023 21h14

As Raza Habib said, there is plenty of literature on this. My main reason is simply that I know of no cases where a much more intelligent agent is controlled by a much less intelligent one.

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Human Extinction Risk from AI Within 30 Years Assessment

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01 November 2023 21h03

I agree with Yann on this. The risk of human extinction within 30 years is extremely low — it likely requires making Earth inhospitable to human life, so that it’s not possible even for small pockets of humans to survive. This could happen from global thermonuclear war,

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AI Model Replication: Accessibility and Security Implications

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01 November 2023 8h19

But it’s not that hard to replicate. Anyone with 100M and the will to do it can create a rather good model from anywhere on earth. Good actor, or bad actor.

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AGI as Statistical Knowledge Compression: Healthcare, Education, Work

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01 November 2023 8h17

We need to hammer this home: the soon-to-become AGI of many is mere statistical knowledge compression. It’s great, it can help solving millions of problems in healthcare, in education, it can make the jobs of everybody more creativity-oriented.

Frontier Model Licensing Proposals Car Analogy Critique

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01 November 2023 7h12

Your attempt to align frontier model licensing proposals with car licensing is confusing two things that happen to use the same words but are *totally* different. This is a lazy analogy.

AI Regulation Congress Sam Altman OpenAI ChatGPT Risk

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01 November 2023 0h40

Here's the full article: https://
vox.com/future-perfect
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Differential Risk Treatment in AI Harm Assessment

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01 November 2023 0h16

These seems premised on the idea that all things that could cause harm should be treated identically – is that correct? If so, I don't see how that is true. And if not, I don't understand what is being claimed.

Does AI Regulation Increase or Decrease Extinction Risk?

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31 October 2023 23h41

Geoffrey do you think advocating for strong regulation will make human extinction more likely, or less likely? On what basis do you make that assessment?

31 October 2023

AI Safety Policies May Undermine Protection Against Superintelligence

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31 October 2023 23h39

AI Safety advocates are *not* really taking seriously the possibility of AI super intelligence. If you do really think that this is a danger, their main policy recommendations may make us much *less* safe. I explain why in this discussion: