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Otherness and control in the age of AGI

Otherness and control in the age of AGI

Jan 02, 2024 by Joe Carlsmith

This series examines a set of interconnected questions about how agents with different values should relate to one another, and about the ethics of seeking and sharing power. They’re old questions – but I think that we will have to grapple with them in new ways as increasingly powerful AI systems come online.

The series covers a lot of ground, but I’m hoping the individual essays can be read fairly well on their own. The first essay includes a brief summary of the essays released thus far. There's also a full PDF of the series here, full audio here, and video/transcript of a lecture summary here.

43Otherness and control in the age of AGI
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313Gentleness and the artificial Other
Joe Carlsmith
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153Deep atheism and AI risk
Joe Carlsmith
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73When "yang" goes wrong
Joe Carlsmith
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60Does AI risk “other” the AIs?
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125An even deeper atheism
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107Being nicer than Clippy
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91On the abolition of man
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277On green
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100On attunement
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135Loving a world you don’t trust
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