Connor Leahy @NPCollapse

CEO @ConjectureAI - Ex-Head of @AiEleuther - Leave me anonymous feedback: https://t.co/OJWQWKNrHk - I don't know how to save the world, but dammit I'm gonna try ettf.land London Joined January 2019

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Connor Leahy @NPCollapse

3 days ago

I've been looking forward to this paper being published for a long time. It's a distillation of the main points of view about the consequences of AI development in the near future. A very handy reference for catching up on the state of the discussion! Check it out!

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Connor Leahy @NPCollapse

4 days ago

It's great to see these kinds of high quality and accessible explainer videos of AGI risk that we have nowadays. Highly recommend giving this one a watch!

ControlAI @ai_ctrl

a week ago

It's great to see these kinds of high quality and accessible explainer videos of AGI risk that we have nowadays. Highly recommend giving this one a watch!

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Gabriel @Gabe_cc

2 weeks ago

I know many people in the libertarian right quadrant of the political compass: progress studies people, economists, techno-optimists, anarcho-capitalists, proper libertarians, etc. They usually ignore why people may oppose rich people getting richer on principle. This essay is…

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Connor Leahy @NPCollapse

2 weeks ago

Fantastic post! This is exactly my experience talking to economists too, and this is a great summary of four core errors they make when thinking about AGI.

Steven Byrnes @steve47285

2 weeks ago

Fantastic post! This is exactly my experience talking to economists too, and this is a great summary of four core errors they make when thinking about AGI.

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Joanne Jang @joannejang

3 weeks ago

i think everyone in ai should think about what their "line" is. where if your company knowingly crosses that line and won't walk it back, you'll walk away this line is personal, will be different for everyone, and can feel far-fetched even. you don't have to share it with…

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Kevin Lotto @kevinlotto

3 weeks ago

I have been looking for the right opportunity to "get in the game" and give everything I can to reduce the risks of AI/AGI/ASI. Having joined this community, I can say confidently I have found that opportunity and am working hard every day to help. Let's create a good future!

Connor Leahy @NPCollapse

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Gabriel @Gabe_cc

3 weeks ago

This is the most important essay that I have written in the last few months. Mind Conditioning is the core concept of cognitive security. This topic has become increasingly important, as we moved from mass media to social media, and now to AI media. cognition.cafe/p/mind-conditi…

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Tolga Bilge @TolgaBilge_

3 weeks ago

You either die a sigmoid, or you live long enough to see yourself become the exponential.

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Nabeel S. Qureshi @nabeelqu

3 weeks ago

When you think about it, "an AI model successfully established codependent relationships with enough humans that the makers tried to deprecate it but couldn't because of the emotional outcry" is a pretty crazy milestone to have reached

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Connor Leahy @NPCollapse

4 weeks ago

September is coming soon, and with it the new book by none other than the legendary Eliezer and Nate! If you haven't already preordered, I highly recommend you do so, I think this will easily be one of the most important books of the year.

Eliezer Yudkowsky ⏹️ @ESYudkowsky

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Kevin Lotto @kevinlotto

4 weeks ago

Just read an incredible series by @NPCollapse: ettf.land/p/nostos substack.com/home/post/p-16…

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Gabriel @Gabe_cc

4 weeks ago

People talk about 0-sum games. Situations with a winner and a loser. But this is missing the forest for the trees. Bad games are not merely neutral, they are usually collectively destructive. War, politics, the quest for virality, etc. Full essay: cognition.cafe/p/negative-sum…

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Gabriel @Gabe_cc

4 weeks ago

States are a great tool to peacefully resolve life-and-death matters with millions of strangers. Nothing else competes. I'd love an alternative. States are very costly. But I have not found any substitute with any credible inkling (let alone evidence) that it may work.