jonathanberger | v1.32.0Apr 5th 2022 | (+24) | ||
Ruby | v1.31.0Sep 24th 2020 | (+4/-8) | ||
Ruby | v1.30.0Sep 24th 2020 | (+58/-44) | ||
Paul Crowley | v1.29.0Jan 29th 2018 | (+128) /* Post-book material */ * Eliezer's 2017 post, [https://intelligence.org/2017/10/20/alphago/ AlphaGo Zero and the Foom Debate] | ||
Paul Crowley | v1.28.0Jan 29th 2018 | (+7/-7) /* Summary and analysis */ fix typo | ||
ignoranceprior | v1.27.0Jun 20th 2017 | (+66/-13) /* Draft summary and analysis */ + | ||
Paul Crowley | v1.26.0Oct 21st 2014 | (+336/-5) Add 2014 material | ||
Paul Crowley | v1.25.0Sep 9th 2013 | (+642/-595) Put the ebook first | ||
alexvermeer | v1.24.0Sep 4th 2013 | (+34/-34) moved "Debating Yudkowsky" post by Robin from the JS debate section to the postscript | ||
alexvermeer | v1.23.0Sep 4th 2013 | (-40) /* eBook */ fixed link again |
In late 2008, an extensive and long-awaited debate about the Technological Singularity occurred on Overcoming Bias, mainly between Robin Hanson and Eliezer Yudkowsky. It focused on the likelihood of hard AI takeoff ("("FOOM"), the need for a theory of Friendliness, and the future of AGI, whole brain emulation, and recursive self-improvement in general. A stand-up debate on the same themes took place at Jane Street Capital in June 2011, and Hanson made a further post in 2014.
In Spring 2012 Luke Muehlhauser asked Kaj Sotala to write a summary and analysis of the debate; he made a draft of that analysis available in November 2012. The final versoinversion of the summary is included in the ebook.
In Spring 2012 Luke Muehlhauser asked Kaj Sotala to write a summary and analysis of the debate; he made a draft of that analysis available in November 2012. The final versoin of the summary is included in the ebook.
In late 2008, an extensive and long-awaited debate about the Technological Singularity occurred on Overcoming Bias, mainly between Robin Hanson and Eliezer Yudkowsky. It focused on the likelihood of hard AI takeoff ("FOOM"), the need for a theory of Friendliness, and the future of AGI, whole brain emulation, and recursive self-improvement in general. A stand-up debate on the same themes took place at Jane Street Capital in June 2011.2011, and Hanson made a further post in 2014.
Not included in MIRI's 2013 book on the debate:
In late 2008, an extensive and long-awaited debate about the Technological Singularity occurred on Overcoming Bias, mainly between Robin Hanson and Eliezer Yudkowsky. It focused on the likelihood of hard AI takeoff ("FOOM"), the need for a theory of Friendliness, and the future of AGI, whole brain emulation, and recursive self-improvement in general. A stand-up debate on the same themes took place at Jane Street Capital on Wednesdayin June 30 2011. A full
The best resource for most readers new to the debate will be MIRI's 2013 The Hanson-Yudkowsky AI-Foom Debate eBook, available in PDF, EPUB, and MOBI formats. This includes
An incomplete
The posts constituting this debate have been collected here to make it easier to follow for future audiences, alongside links to the Jane Street debate.
A stand-up debate between Hanson and Yudkowsky on the same themes took place on Wednesday June 30 2011 at Jane Street Capital.
An eBook versionIn Spring 2012 Luke Muehlhauser asked Kaj Sotala to write a summary and analysis of the debate isdebate; he made a draft of that analysis available in various formats (PDF, EPUB, and MOBI) here. It contains:November 2012.
An eBook version of the debate is available in various formats (PDF, EPUB, and MOBI) http://intelligence.org/ai-foom-debate/ here. It contains:
Poor quality WMA audio97M (dead link)Poor quality MP3 audio97M (dead link)