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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RgaKjVXK0KA

You mean there's some filter which prevents civilizations from developing that capability? ;-)

Much easier said than done!

Why not just have distinct input streams, or a metadata stream which annotates text in the main stream according to priority in case of conflicting instructions?

"Rebellions of slaves have occurred in nearly all societies that practice slavery or have practiced slavery in the past." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slave_rebellion

>For all the talks around how much they invest in AI safety I wouldn't exactly trust OpenAI to invest in AI safety no matter how much they talk about it. https://www.openaifiles.or…

>If we were writing all the weights by hand Writing 10 trillion weights by hand is obviously impractical, so that leads us to... >if some future AI was doing so How could we trust …

The Milky Way is almost 14 billion years old. The Milky Way is perhaps 100K light-years in diameter. If you can travel at 0.1c you could colonize the Milky Way in perhaps around a …

You guys keep using this "PR stunt" excuse even when it's coming from the UK AI Security Institute. It's time to face reality. This incident is simply not implausible given known c…

Conclusion: Stop planting trees. Be sure to get your daily doomscrolling in, though.

Replaced by what exactly? The US has one of the highest median incomes in the world adjusted for cost of living: https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/incomes-across-distributi... The…

He left OpenAI because he didn't think sama was being faithful to the mission. https://www.openaifiles.org/

There are a lot of bad midwit arguments for why you shouldn't worry about machine superintelligence. The bad midwit arguments mean that midwits filter themselves out.

https://marginalrevolution.com/marginalrevolution/2023/12/wh...

The algorithm is specifically designed around manipulation resistance. You could think of it as being sort of like the difference between mob rule and trial-by-jury.

At least X has Community Notes. It's not present on reddit, substack, HN, etc. Easy to spread misinformation on reddit/substack while hardly anyone reads the correction.

Japan was killing about a Hiroshima+Nagasaki worth of Chinese and Southeast Asian civilians every month.

>delete them immediately if they ever ask for money or give a sob story, no matter how long you've been chatting! So your internet friends will delete you immediately in your momen…

Something like half of Cambodia's GDP comes from scams. The internet is key to enabling this.

For online friendship to really work, we need to solve the problem of pig-butchering scammers (scammers who "make friends with you" and eventually get you to give them money someho…

If AI industry critics are valuable as a means of OpenAI achieving regulatory capture, why is OpenAI attacking critics using underhanded means, as in the OP?

Funny, I was told by HN commenters that worries about AI risk are just a clever marketing strategy on the part of OpenAI and friends. I wonder why they would be working so hard to …

Yeah it feels like people aren't making friends online as much nowadays. Everyone is chasing clout, and if you get a rando who sends you a friendly message, it's quite likely a pig…

Interestingly I think Google's mishandling of RSS created an opening for Substack, which famously allows authors to export their mailing list at any time.

Why is an untrustworthy successor worse than abandoning the service? Users can always voluntarily migrate elsewhere if the successor does a bad job.