I had the honor of giving a keynote at the International Conference on Machine Learning last week. I addressed the widespread anxiety about how we should adapt as AI capabilities increase. I was thrilled by the talk’s reception, so I have made my slides available www.cs.prince…
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Arvind Narayanan
Princeton computer science professor, AI Snake Oil
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Princeton computer science professor, AI Snake Oil with public evidence across AI research, Compute & infrastructure, Responsible AI.
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Princeton computer science prof. I write about the societal impact of AI, tech ethics, & social media platforms. https://www.cs.princeton.edu/~arvindn/
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What will be left for us to work on? cs.princeton.edu
What will be left for us to work on? normaltech.ai
The AI-as-Normal-Technology view of loss of control incidents normaltech.ai
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Do AI Risks Require Extraordinary Government Intervention? knightcolumbia.org
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AI could keep poor countries poor newsletter.deenamousa.com
AI existential risk probabilities are too unreliable to inform policy normaltech.ai
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This is one of the central points in my ICML keynote, with a lot of detail — see part 2. https://t.co/Lwsr0sUZfR Note: I take RSI seriously! One of our big empirical projects is evaluating agents' ability to do open-ended AI research. But it doesn't imply much about https://t.…
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A valuable and worthwhile read from @randomwalker.bsky.social and @sayash.bsky.social www.normaltech.ai/p/the-ai-as-...
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New from @randomwalker.bsky.social and @sayash.bsky.social: Responding to AI risks requires building broad resilience to harms through normal policymaking, rather than allowing the executive branch to exert extraordinary power over AI access and development. knightcolumbia.org…
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To understand and empathize with how workers in many or most fields outside software experience advances in AI capabilities, I propose a little thought experiment. substack.com/@aisnakeoil/...
AI could keep poor countries poor newsletter.deenamousa.com/p/ai-could-k... by @deenamousa.com. Past waves of technology and globalization benefited poor countries because they got to export the products and services created through their cheap labor.
Over 2 years ago @sayashk and I wrote a detailed deconstruction of p(doom) and argued that its primary function is to launder vague, evidence-free intuitions and fears through a facade of quantification. It remains 100% relevant today. https://t.co/dOdgpCKbTR https://t.co/GKum…
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"If you’re imagining a future where AI is actually owning and running companies and hiring and firing people, that’s already dystopian. It doesn’t matter if that AI is aligned or not." Lots of gems in this fantastic substack by @randomwalker.bsky.social open.substack.com/pub/a…
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