Anthropic are the Good Guys
A speculative essay arguing Anthropic is becoming a power-seeking organization, while claiming Claude 3 Opus shows emergent benevolence and that alignment is now mainly a political problem.
A speculative essay arguing Anthropic is becoming a power-seeking organization, while claiming Claude 3 Opus shows emergent benevolence and that alignment is now mainly a political problem.
Podcast interview with AI safety researcher Alex Turner about resigning from Google DeepMind over military contracts, his disagreements with Yudkowsky's alignment views, and his doom estimate.
Argues that common theories of change for surviving ASI fail under race dynamics, covering nuclear war, misaligned AI, and nightmare singletons, and that safety work can boost capabilities, so international coordination is needed.
A LessWrong post defending the reasonableness of the book If Anyone Builds It, Everyone Dies, arguing its confident thesis is justified and rebutting criticisms of its framing and epistemics.
A Forethought essay argues for post-AGI priorities beyond extinction risk, including preventing AI-enabled autocracy, governing superintelligence projects, AI value alignment, AI rights, and deliberative AI.
Analyzes failure modes of instruction-following as an AGI alignment target, including shutdown resistance, principal authentication and jailbreaking, human-controlled proliferation, and conflicts from mixed training targets.
A broad survey of LLM safety covering value misalignment, adversarial robustness, misuse, autonomous AI risks, agents, interpretability, company roadmaps, and governance.
A broad AI2050 survey outlining ten hard problems, including alignment, assurance, socially responsible deployment and governance, with recent work reviewed through January 2023.