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The problems, irrationalities in Eliezer’s writings Changing Your Metaethics > “If your metaethic tells you to kill people, why should you even listen? Maybe that which you would do even if there were no morality, is your morality.” If your metaethic tells you to kill people, you probably can pinpoint...

In 2000's, Eliezer wrote an article about Meaning of life, and his opinions about it. This is a google doc copy of it. https://docs.google.com/document/d/12xxhvL34i7AcjXtJ9phwelZ7IzHZ_xiz-8lGwpWxucI/edit?hl=en_US#heading=h.6fc6c4d29c3f In the section 2.5, he tells the most important point. He answers the question of what is the meaning of life. "The sense of "What is...

https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/K9JSM7d7bLJguMxEp/the-moral-void "If you believe that there is any kind of stone tablet in the fabric of the universe, in the nature of reality, in the structure of logic—anywhere you care to put it—then what if you get a chance to read that stone tablet, and it turns out to say...

With time, AI is becoming exponentially better at reaching goals, eg. figuring out plans that let them achieve it's goals, eg. instrumental rationality. Epistemic rationality is necessity to have instrumental rationality. Meaning AI is becoming better at figuring out truth and rationality too. So in the future, AI will be...