Jan Leike joins Anthropic on their superalignment team
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Re: Jan Leike joins Anthropic on their superalignment team
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#3"Superalignment" is (was?) OpenAI's term, so it might be more accurate to say he is joining Anthropic to work on alignment.
Re: Jan Leike joins Anthropic on their superalignment team
#4* parameterized stochastic analog circuits that implement energy-based models (EBMs). Stochastic computing is a computing paradigm that represents numbers using the probability of ones in a bitstream.
Re: Jan Leike joins Anthropic on their superalignment team
#5"Superalignment" is (was?) OpenAI's term, so it might be more accurate to say he is joining Anthropic to work on alignment.
Is there a difference between "superalignment" and "alignment" ?
they worry about alignment for ai, I worry about alignment for the corporations that wield technology, any technology.
Re: Jan Leike joins Anthropic on their superalignment team
#6"Superalignment" is (was?) OpenAI's term, so it might be more accurate to say he is joining Anthropic to work on alignment.
Re: Jan Leike joins Anthropic on their superalignment team
#7"Superalignment" is (was?) OpenAI's term, so it might be more accurate to say he is joining Anthropic to work on alignment.
Is there a difference between "superalignment" and "alignment" ?
Re: Jan Leike joins Anthropic on their superalignment team
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#10I keep getting Anthropic and Extropic (Guillaume Verdon / Beff Jezos) names mixed up. Anthropic is Claude and Extropic is Thermodynamic hardware many orders of magnitude faster and more energy efficient than CPUs/GPUs.* * parameterized stochastic analog circuits that implement energy-based models (EBMs). Stochastic computing is a computing paradigm that represents numbers using the probability of ones in a bitstream.
I’m sorry, but is this thermodynamic hardware real? Are there any benchmarks? Those claims are pretty strong.