On Open-Weights Mythos Capabilities
Argues open-weights models will likely reach frontier cyber capabilities within 24 months, threatening finance and healthcare, and proposes societal and individual preparations such as airgapping mandates.
AI research and discussion on LessWrong. www.lesswrong.com
Argues open-weights models will likely reach frontier cyber capabilities within 24 months, threatening finance and healthcare, and proposes societal and individual preparations such as airgapping mandates.
Argues that post-AGI cosmic resources should not be allocated by pre-AGI wealth, since tradable claims would create a permanent underclass and race incentives, and proposes inalienability and staged allocation as alternatives.
An essay arguing that AI safety advocates should limit their non-essential political commentary to protect bipartisan credibility, drawing lessons from how climate change became polarized.
A strategy essay listing ways AI safety work could backfire, including governance side effects, capabilities externalities, safety-washing, and harms to AI moral patients, and urging less overconfidence about net impact.
Argues that FLOP/s and bandwidth proxies no longer track AI compute well and proposes architecture-specific compute scaling models, to improve forecasts and compute governance thresholds.