Also apparently there was an OpenAI post earlier today on the general issue of other incidents https://t.co/0Zw6LiaaE5
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AI policy researcher, wife guy, fan of cute animals and sci-fi, executive director of AVERI, Substacker
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openai.com
openai.com
U.S. Presses Meta to Agree to A.I. Reviews nytimes.com
GLM-5.3: How Chinese labs keep stride with the frontier interconnects.ai
arxiv.org
The Alignment Problem from a Deep Learning Perspective arxiv.org
GitHub - meridianlabs-ai/inspect_petri: An alignment auditing agent capable of quickly exploring alignment hypothesis github.com
AI-GAs: AI-generating algorithms, an alternate paradigm for producing general artificial intelligence arxiv.org
washingtonpost.com
politico.com
AI slop is coming for your kids businessinsider.com
Frontier AI Auditing-Related Legislation in the US: Landscape, Challenges, and a Path Forward — AVERI averi.org
Articles & links
https://t.co/UwsUZqxmv3
https://t.co/wc5tWpE3F7
Reminds me of this from @natolambert https://t.co/o4ZHOv6yvN https://t.co/2mRtrYEbgL
Just thinking about how, when my coauthors and I published "The Malicious Use of Artificial Intelligence," some people were annoyed by us talking about sci-fi scenarios like automated hacking and spear phishing, lethal autonomous drones, etc. https://t.co/RoE1Y9ynsV
@TheStalwart (I'm not an expert but, I think some ppl like @RichardMCNgo have talked about "goal misgeneralization" which seems kinda related, e.g. https://t.co/JtPDdXuj2t)
@ethanCaballero This is something I ran myself but nothing particularly fancy, just selected the models + ran a subset of standard Petri tasks from here: https://t.co/4gcNTbsS1v
To be clear, there are people who thought these things through in advance + explained their thinking and are conscious of the obvious safety implications, e.g. @jeffclune was thoughtful on this early on (https://t.co/j4M3cWqngl). Many others, not so much...
@ShakeelHashim @nxthompson @paulfchristiano @sjgadler Yeah, many people would join government if the government would have them in suitable roles (myself included). Alas, it is not even worth trying for many people due to things like this https://t.co/nrmuGUCsTi
Good article on the @JayObernolte @RepLoriTrahan effort on federal AI regulation. Among other important things it gets right - there was a lot of improvement (from the POV of people who care about federalism and safety) between versions 1 and 2. https://t.co/UFhz2sCfiD
RT @katienotopoulos: Toddlerslop is all over TikTok https://t.co/LDzYgO2wtc https://t.co/b0KVRl6Yo0
@nikunj @Privahini @AVERIorg Not every model for sure. Here are some general principles - https://t.co/8XdMOnWvZY Subsequently there have been some further developments like the introduction of the FRONTIER Act, the passage of SB 315 in Illinois... in each case, there is a thr…
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