George Ingebretsen

(EE)CS undergraduate at UC Berkeley

Current intern at CHAI

Previously: high-level interpretability with @Jozdien, SLT with @Lucius Bushnaq, robustness with Kellin Pelrine

I often change my mind and don't necessarily endorse things I've written in the past

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Some more links from the philosophical side that I've found myself returning to a lot:

(Lately, it's seemed to me that focusing my time on nearer-term / early but post-AGI futures seems better than spending my time discussing ideas like these on the margin, but this may be more of a fact about myself than it is about other people, I'm not sure.)

Ah, sorry- I meant it's genuinely unclear how to classify this.

Once again, props to OAI for putting this in the system card. Also, once again, it's difficult to sort out "we told it to do a bad thing and it obeyed" from "we told it to do a good thing and it did a bad thing instead," but these experiments do seem like important information.

“By then I knew that everything good and bad left an emptiness when it stopped. But if it was bad, the emptiness filled up by itself. If it was good you could only fill it by finding something better.”

- Hemingway, A Moveable Feast

The fatebook embedding is so cool! I especially appreciate that it hides other people's predictions before you make your own. From what I can tell this isn't done on Lesswrong right now and I think that would be really cool to see!

(I may be mistaken on how this works, but from what I can tell they look like this on LW right now)

The scene in planecrash where Keltham gives his first lecture, as an attempt to teach some formal logic (and a whole bunch of important concepts that usually don't get properly taught in school), is something I'd highly recommend reading! As far as I can remember, you should be able to just pick it up right here, and follow the important parts of the lecture without understanding the story

How difficult would it be to turn this into an epub or pdf? Is there word of that coming soon? (or integrating into LW like the Codex?)

Realizing I kind of misunderstood the point of the post. Thanks!

In the case that there are, like "ai-run industries" and "non-ai-run industries", I guess I'd expect the "ai-run industries" to gobble up all of the resources to the point that even though ai's aren't automating things like healthcare, there just aren't any resources left?

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