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This is my answer put the randomising exploration in your preference https://claude.ai/public/artifacts/d12af7c5-3eb0-4218-a505-e...

People might not want to be on update treadmill of proprietary weight models, for enterprise things. Things change a lot between models and they can't guarantee backwards compatibi…

I'm currently thinking about ways to protect exploration inside systems. Like making sure an exploration budget stays. Do people have good solutions for that?

Currently there doesn't seem to be anyone trying to simulate the tradeoffs between a singleton and a multipolar setup. Or looking at other tradeoffs like hidden and known agents, h…

Hi, I'm working on a document to map the risks from AI and the mitigations on the human side of thing. For example it seems likely that we will have more AI persuasion [1] in the f…

I've been thinking a lot about humans potentially losing important skills due to using AI and I was wondering how we can get better at getting and maintaining skills. Can wee gamif…

I've been thinking about recursive self improvement. But especially the likelihood that it will be important soon. Soon means with current LLMs that might just give up or delete th…

if there were nerd oases I would expect more second order impacts. More nerd organisations springing up as if from nowhere.

Why didn't they build a nerd oasis somewhere? And HN isn't it...

I think there is a rich seam of work for computers to help humans spot when there are anomalies in the hypotheses humans hold that can help humans form the corrections to hypothesi…

I'm looking for pieces that explore the problem of attempting to regulate an industry (say AI) when the incumbents (say Google and Microsoft) control email and search.

It seems that we focus a lot on making systems that we can correct or are right from the start. Has there been much focus on creating systems that have a built in expiration date, …

It's worth taking actions that take large scale job losses due to AI in the future into consideration, even if now is not the time

It's important to have good feedback at each stage of iteration

I've thought of a service that scans new websites and GitHub repos and looks for things that don't look like anything else (using something like hdbscan for outlier detection), and…

One example of something that might fit the loose forest civilisation mold is a social network that faceted on ML derived topic. This would allow niches to exist, without people be…

A forest is not one tree. It is many different things growing in the same place, competing, cooperating, dying, regrowing. No single species runs it. It holds together because the …

Or maybe it won't. If it can be made efficient like humans it might be at the edge mainly.

Have you come across the lethal trifecta [1]? I'm interested in decomposing tasks to avoid any agent doing all three and having limited data pipes between them. [1] https://simonwi…

I've been leaning towards multi agent because sub agent relies on the main agent having all the power and using it responsibly.

You might want some compute in space that you know is very hard to physically interfere with. But general purpose compute no

I think it is great for experimenting, and proving concepts. Alphas and personal projects, not shipped code. I've been working on wasm sandboxing and automatic verification that co…

I'm interested in capability based software, with tools to identify the lethal trifecta. This seems like a very hard problem with coding specifically as you want unsafe content (we…

I've wondered if LLMs can help match people. People give the LLM some public context about their lives and two LLMs can have a chat about availablity and world views. Use AI to sca…