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[HUMAN VOICE] "CFAR Takeaways: Andrew Critch" by Raemon

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Many arguments for AI x-risk are wrong

803

Tips for Empirical Alignment Research

804

Timaeus’s First Four Months

805

Contra Ngo et al. “Every ‘Every Bay Area House Party’ Bay Area House Party”

806

[HUMAN VOICE] "Updatelessness doesn't solve most problems" by Martín Soto

807

[HUMAN VOICE] "And All the Shoggoths Merely Players" by Zack_M_Davis

808

Every “Every Bay Area House Party” Bay Area House Party

809

2023 Survey Results

810

Raising children on the eve of AI

811

“No-one in my org puts money in their pension”

812

Masterpiece

813

CFAR Takeaways: Andrew Critch

814

[HUMAN VOICE] "Believing In" by Anna Salamon

815

[HUMAN VOICE] "Attitudes about Applied Rationality" by Camille Berger

816

Scale Was All We Needed, At First

817

Sam Altman’s Chip Ambitions Undercut OpenAI’s Safety Strategy

818

[HUMAN VOICE] "A Shutdown Problem Proposal" by johnswentworth, David Lorell

819

Brute Force Manufactured Consensus is Hiding the Crime of the Century

820

[HUMAN VOICE] "Without fundamental advances, misalignment and catastrophe are the default outcomes of training powerful AI" by Jeremy Gillen, peterbarnett

821

Leading The Parade

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[HUMAN VOICE] "The case for ensuring that powerful AIs are controlled" by ryan_greenblatt, Buck

823

Processor clock speeds are not how fast AIs think

824

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

825

Making every researcher seek grants is a broken model

826

The case for training frontier AIs on Sumerian-only corpus

827

This might be the last AI Safety Camp

828

[HUMAN VOICE] "There is way too much serendipity" by Malmesbury

829

[HUMAN VOICE] "Sleeper Agents: Training Deceptive LLMs that Persist Through Safety Training" by evhub et al

830

[HUMAN VOICE] "How useful is mechanistic interpretability?" by ryan_greenblatt, Neel Nanda, Buck, habryka

831

The impossible problem of due process

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[HUMAN VOICE] "Gentleness and the artificial Other" by Joe Carlsmith

833

Introducing Alignment Stress-Testing at Anthropic

834

Sleeper Agents: Training Deceptive LLMs that Persist Through Safety Training

835

[HUMAN VOICE] "Meaning & Agency" by Abram Demski

836

What’s up with LLMs representing XORs of arbitrary features?

837

Gentleness and the artificial Other

838

MIRI 2024 Mission and Strategy Update

839

The Plan - 2023 Version

840

Apologizing is a Core Rationalist Skill

841

[HUMAN VOICE] "A case for AI alignment being difficult" by jessicata

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The Dark Arts

843

Critical review of Christiano’s disagreements with Yudkowsky

844

Most People Don’t Realize We Have No Idea How Our AIs Work

845

Discussion: Challenges with Unsupervised LLM Knowledge Discovery

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Succession

847

Nonlinear’s Evidence: Debunking False and Misleading Claims

848

Effective Aspersions: How the Nonlinear Investigation Went Wrong

849

Constellations are Younger than Continents

850

The ‘Neglected Approaches’ Approach: AE Studio’s Alignment Agenda

851

“Humanity vs. AGI” Will Never Look Like “Humanity vs. AGI” to Humanity

852

Is being sexy for your homies?

853

[HUMAN VOICE] "Significantly Enhancing Adult Intelligence With Gene Editing May Be Possible" by Gene Smith and Kman

854

[HUMAN VOICE] "Moral Reality Check (a short story)" by jessicata

855

AI Control: Improving Safety Despite Intentional Subversion

856

2023 Unofficial LessWrong Census/Survey

857

The likely first longevity drug is based on sketchy science. This is bad for science and bad for longevity.

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[HUMAN VOICE] "What are the results of more parental supervision and less outdoor play?" by Julia Wise

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Significantly Enhancing Adult Intelligence With Gene Editing May Be Possible

860

re: Yudkowsky on biological materials

861

Speaking to Congressional staffers about AI risk

862

[HUMAN VOICE] "Shallow review of live agendas in alignment & safety" by technicalities & Stag

863

Thoughts on “AI is easy to control” by Pope & Belrose

864

The 101 Space You Will Always Have With You

865

[HUMAN VOICE] "Social Dark Matter" by Duncan Sabien

866

Shallow review of live agendas in alignment & safety

867

Ability to solve long-horizon tasks correlates with wanting things in the behaviorist sense

868

[HUMAN VOICE] "The 6D effect: When companies take risks, one email can be very powerful." by scasper

869

OpenAI: The Battle of the Board

870

OpenAI: Facts from a Weekend

871

Sam Altman fired from OpenAI

872

Social Dark Matter

873

[HUMAN VOICE] "Thinking By The Clock" by Screwtape

874

"You can just spontaneously call people you haven't met in years" by lc

875

[HUMAN VOICE] "AI Timelines" by habryka, Daniel Kokotajlo, Ajeya Cotra, Ege Erdil

876

"EA orgs' legal structure inhibits risk taking and information sharing on the margin" by Elizabeth

877

"Integrity in AI Governance and Advocacy" by habryka, Olivia Jimenez

878

Loudly Give Up, Don’t Quietly Fade

879

[HUMAN VOICE] "Deception Chess: Game #1" by Zane et al.

880

[HUMAN VOICE] "Towards Monosemanticity: Decomposing Language Models With Dictionary Learning" by Zac Hatfield-Dodds

881

"The 6D effect: When companies take risks, one email can be very powerful." by scasper

882

"The other side of the tidal wave" by Katja Grace

883

"Does davidad's uploading moonshot work?" by jacobjabob et al.

884

"Propaganda or Science: A Look at Open Source AI and Bioterrorism Risk" by 1a3orn

885

"My thoughts on the social response to AI risk" by Matthew Barnett

886

Comp Sci in 2027 (Short story by Eliezer Yudkowsky)

887

"Thoughts on the AI Safety Summit company policy requests and responses" by So8res

888

"President Biden Issues Executive Order on Safe, Secure, and Trustworthy Artificial Intelligence" by Tristan Williams

889

[Human Voice] "Book Review: Going Infinite" by Zvi

890

"We're Not Ready: thoughts on "pausing" and responsible scaling policies" by Holden Karnofsky

891

"At 87, Pearl is still able to change his mind" by rotatingpaguro

892

"Architects of Our Own Demise: We Should Stop Developing AI" by Roko

893

"AI as a science, and three obstacles to alignment strategies" by Nate Soares

894

"Thoughts on responsible scaling policies and regulation" by Paul Christiano

895

"Announcing Timaeus" by Jesse Hoogland et al.

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[HUMAN VOICE] "Alignment Implications of LLM Successes: a Debate in One Act" by Zack M Davis

897

"Holly Elmore and Rob Miles dialogue on AI Safety Advocacy" by jacobjacob, Robert Miles & Holly_Elmore

898

"LoRA Fine-tuning Efficiently Undoes Safety Training from Llama 2-Chat 70B" by Simon Lermen & Jeffrey Ladish.

899

"Labs should be explicit about why they are building AGI" by Peter Barnett

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[HUMAN VOICE] "Sum-threshold attacks" by TsviBT