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I've let a few LLMs take David Bourget's and David Chalmers' 2020 PhilPapers Survey and made a little dashboard you can use to navigate the data: https://www.lordscottish.com/philsurvey.html You can select multiple models to pool their data and compare it against the views of philosophers. Some notable things: 1. LLMs are...
Recently, David Chalmers has asked on Twitter for a canonical formulation of the AI Doom Argument. After some back and forth with EY, DC came up with a suggestion himself. After reading the conversation I couldn't help but think that EY and DC had partially talked past each other. DC...
I'm working on a pc & mobile game about metaethics, ethics & AI alignment. (Our steam page + announcement teaser will be up in 1-2 weeks.) It's important to me that we nail the AI alignment part and give people a good idea about why AI alignment is hard and...
Philosophers typically seem to prefer unity of doctrine over unity of method. This is particularly evident within philosophical subdisciplines. In metaethics, for example, mixed views such as "expressivism is true for social group X/domain P of moral discourse, error theory for social group Y/domain Q." seem to be relatively unpopular....
(Target audience: Empiricists/Rationalists rejecting conceivability arguments (such as the zombie argument), no background in philosophy necessary. Goes into some philosophy of language stuff, but doesn't get technical.) The zombie argument against physicalism about consciousness is scorned by empiricists. And – on the face of it – for good reasons: How...