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| 2016-03-09 || [https://www.facebook.com/yudkowsky/posts/10154010758639228 Second match ongoing. #AlphaGo just made a move that everyone is saying nobody else would have played. #Sedol walked out of the room with his clock running, presumably to think about it.] || | | 2016-03-09 || [https://www.facebook.com/yudkowsky/posts/10154010758639228 Second match ongoing. #AlphaGo just made a move that everyone is saying nobody else would have played. #Sedol walked out of the room with his clock running, presumably to think about it.] || | ||
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| + | | 2016-03-09 || [https://www.facebook.com/yudkowsky/posts/10154009668254228 Question for someone with a much deeper understanding of Go: If a 6p was analyzing a game of a 9p against a 6p, but the analyst thought it was 6p vs. 6p, is this what their analysis might sound like?] || | ||
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| 2016-03-10 || [https://www.facebook.com/yudkowsky/posts/10154011176819228 It's possible that, contrary to hopeful commentators, #AlphaGo is not actually enriching the Go game for humans] || | | 2016-03-10 || [https://www.facebook.com/yudkowsky/posts/10154011176819228 It's possible that, contrary to hopeful commentators, #AlphaGo is not actually enriching the Go game for humans] || | ||
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| 2016-03-13 || [https://www.facebook.com/yudkowsky/posts/10154027095839228 Okay, look, to everyone going "Aha but of course superhuman cognition will always be bugged for deep reason blah": Please remember that machine chess *is* out of the phase where a human can analyze it psychologically without computer assistance] || | | 2016-03-13 || [https://www.facebook.com/yudkowsky/posts/10154027095839228 Okay, look, to everyone going "Aha but of course superhuman cognition will always be bugged for deep reason blah": Please remember that machine chess *is* out of the phase where a human can analyze it psychologically without computer assistance] || | ||
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| − | | 2017-10-19 || [https://www.facebook.com/yudkowsky/posts/10155848910529228 AlphaGo Zero uses 4 TPUs, is built entirely out of neural nets with no handcrafted features, doesn't pretrain against expert games or anything else human, reaches a superhuman level after 3 days of self-play, and is the strongest version of AlphaGo yet] || | + | | 2016-04-16 || [https://www.facebook.com/yudkowsky/posts/10154120081504228 "As soon as anyone does it, it stops being Artificial Intelligence!" No, as soon as anyone in AI achieves surprisingly good performance in some domain that people previously imagined being done as a specialized application of human general intelligence, the inference is, correctly, "Oh, it seems there was surprisingly a specialized way to do that which didn't invoke general intelligence" rather than "Oh, it looks like surprisingly more progress was made toward generally intelligent algorithms than we thought."] || |
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| + | | 2017-10-19 || [https://www.facebook.com/yudkowsky/posts/10155848910529228 AlphaGo Zero uses 4 TPUs, is built entirely out of neural nets with no handcrafted features, doesn't pretrain against expert games or anything else human, reaches a superhuman level after 3 days of self-play, and is the strongest version of AlphaGo yet] ([https://www.greaterwrong.com/posts/shnSyzv4Jq3bhMNw5/alphago-zero-and-the-foom-debate crossposted to LessWrong]) || [https://www.greaterwrong.com/posts/D3NspiH2nhKA6B2PE/what-evidence-is-alphago-zero-re-agi-complexity Robin Hanson's reply] | ||
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| + | | 2017-12-09 || [https://www.facebook.com/yudkowsky/posts/10155992246384228 Max Tegmark put it well, on Twitter: The big deal about Alpha Zero isn't how it crushed human chess players, it's how Alpha Zero crushed human chess *programmers*.] || | ||
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Revision as of 22:01, 13 June 2020
AlphaGo and its successor AlphaGo Zero are used to make various points in AI safety.
- Rapid capability gain
- single group pulling ahead
- a single architecture / basic AI technique working for many different games
- (for AlphaGo Zero) comparison to Paul Christiano's iterated amplification
