Hi. Welcome to my personal blog on lesswrong. I like youtube videos. I've posted lists of them before. Since then, more youtube videos have been made that I want to share, and tools for summarizing videos have come out! So I've wanted to share them here. To allow this to be evergreen where videos can be downvoted, I'll put the videos in comments with summaries. I'll use unvoting and downvoting my own comments to change the order, and others are free to downvote videos they don't think are particularly insightful as well.
If they really want to moderators are allowed to put this on the official frontpage tag but I think it'd be a little silly, as I'm not going to think too hard about exactly which videos to tell a particular story, and just share the ones I think would be cool to have shared. some of them might have bad epistemics, even!
Sam Altman's world tour has highlighted both the promise and risks of AI. While AI could solve major issues like climate change, super intelligence poses existential risks that require careful management. Current AI models may still provide malicious actors with expertise for causing mass harm. OpenAI aims to balance innovation with addressing risks, though some regulation of large models may be needed. Altman believes AI will be unstoppable and greatly improve lives, but economic dislocation from job loss will be significant and AI may profoundly change our view of humanity. Scaling up AI models tends to reveal surprises, showing how little we still understand about intelligence.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3sWH2e5xpdo