Scott Alexander has a recent piece about "deontological bars" in the context of AI safety. He describes the state of the discourse like this:
I’ve been thinking about this lately
How they really feel about privacy
I took at look at the prediction market Kalshi recently, and came across something interesting on their FAQ page. This page appears to me to be largely
A Ponzi scheme is fraud where the fraudster induces investors to give the fraudster money with promises of profits, and then uses money from later investors to pay out earlier investors. This pattern,
Many arguments over the risks of advanced AI systems are long, complex, and invoke esoteric or contested concepts and ideas. I believe policy action to address the potential risks from AI is desirable
Several ex-employees of OpenAI filed an amicus brief in the Musk v OpenAI[1] case. This proposed brief argues that OpenAI should not be allowed to move from its existing nonprofit structure to
