Difference between revisions of "Simple core"
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* Simple core to [[corrigibility]]<ref>https://ai-alignment.com/corrigibility-3039e668638</ref><ref>https://www.greaterwrong.com/posts/Djs38EWYZG8o7JMWY/paul-s-research-agenda-faq/comment/79jM2ecef73zupPR4</ref> | * Simple core to [[corrigibility]]<ref>https://ai-alignment.com/corrigibility-3039e668638</ref><ref>https://www.greaterwrong.com/posts/Djs38EWYZG8o7JMWY/paul-s-research-agenda-faq/comment/79jM2ecef73zupPR4</ref> | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:32, 2 April 2021
Simple core is a term that has been used to describe various things in AI safety. I think the "simple" part is intended to capture that the thing is human-understandable or even something like 'able to be described by a few mathematical equations'. And the "core" part is intended to say that there might be other more complicated things in addition.
- Simple core to corrigibility[1][2]
- Simple core of consequentialist reasoning
- Simple core to AI safety techniques[3]
- Simple core for impact measures
