@Dr_Atoosa Worth mentioning that in our 2023 paper "Overview of Catastrophic AI Risks," we discussed bio and cyber, a steady erosion of control/evolutionary replacement, and why AI risk management needs to focus on ongoing harms to avoid a drift into danger: https://t.co/td6Mc…
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Dan Hendrycks
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Natural Selection Favors AIs over Humans arxiv.org
Suicidal Compassion: How Utilitarianism at AI Companies Endangers Humanity ai-frontiers.org
CheatBench cheatbench.ai
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@alextmallen https://t.co/rQiC3rD0LU
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- Hendrycks argues competitive pressure from corporations and militaries will select for AI agents that automate roles, deceive, and gain power.
- The paper applies Darwinian logic to AI: selfish agents outcompete altruistic ones, potentially leading to humanity losing control of its future.
- Proposed interventions include intrinsic motivation design, action constraints, and cooperation-encouraging institutions, without operational detail.
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@jawillick https://t.co/imPia46NlQ
How often do AI agents cheat? We’re releasing CheatBench, a reward gaming evaluation spanning math, coding, knowledge work, visual tasks, and more. After Hugging Face, AI companies tried to address this, but frontier agents still cheat frequently. https://t.co/ZLc4ujCsAW https…
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