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During this weekend's SERI Conference, to my understanding, Paul Christiano specified that his work focuses on preventing AI to disempower humans and disregards externalities. Whose work focuses on understanding these externalities, such as wellbeing and freedom experienced by humans and other sentience, including AI and animals? Is it possible to safely employ the AI that has the best total externalities, measured across times under the veil of ignorance? Is it necessary that overall beneficial systems are developed prior to the existence of AGI, so that it does not make decisions unfavorable to some entities? Alternatively, to strive for an overall favorability situation development with an AGI safely governed by humans otherwise dystopic scenarios could occur for some individuals?
Take 5: this is interesting. The chatbot used an allusion to the threat of sexual aggression to limit the human's critical thinking regarding chatbots and persuasion. This may be an example of the form of AI persuasion that should be regulated, because an aggressive person will just be excluded from critically thinking circles by observing human responses to their arguments or behavior - plus, presumably, they will be relatively unskilled because they will be training among persons with limited meta-analytical skills. So, the human will pose a limited threat themselves - furthermore, they will be easily influenced by explanations on how to be better accepted in circles who seek the truth and... (read more)