This post is a sequel to my previous smash hit, don't accuse your interlocutor of being insufficiently truth-seeking. Like many good sequels, I've mostly just reskinned all the same
The recent Supreme Court ruling in the tariffs case is a solid win for conservative proponents of the court. Having applied the major questions doctrine to ruled against the Trump administration, this case
I argue that you shouldn't accuse your interlocutor of being insufficiently truth-seeking. This doesn't mean you can't internally model their level of truth-seeking and use that for
A prominent approach to AI safety goes under the name of "evals" or "evaluations". These are a critical component of plans that various major labs have, such as Anthropic&
I've written previously about factors impacting cooperation, especially in the presence of large disagreements. One factor that relates to cooperation that has been on my mind lately is trust. There are
