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AI misalignment catastrophe default outcome essay

Without fundamental advances, misalignment and catastrophe are the default outcomes of training powerful AI

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“www.greaterwrong.com/posts/GfZfDH... This post is probably the best elaborated version of the argument for why I should not have expected to be able to do this.”

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3 experts · 5 posts · 1d ago
John David Pressman: I’ll say it; I think this is bad. I think there’s growing pressure to talk about AI in this kind of coded language that destroys understanding, rather than facilitating it. People want you to recit…
Singularity's Bounty e/cc: imho it’s ok for AP to be conservative with the language. But the cognitive language will increasingly gain popular usage, the same way we say “the computer’s thinking” while we wait. The broader a…
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2 experts · 8 posts · 3d ago
Doll: Yall are gonna "cant count R's in strawberry" yourselves into another "solves a millenium problem" but for art and prose and its going to destroy you if you dont stop fucking around
John David Pressman: I think AI prose styles are mostly bad, tbh. I am shocked they win awards. I say this as a dude who thinks AI code is mostly good.
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