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- Dealing with bad problems in spaced proof review (4 links)
- Card sharing (4 links)
- AI safety (4 links)
- Instrumental convergence (3 links)
- Comparison of terms related to agency (3 links)
- Goalpost for usefulness of HRAD work (3 links)
- Narrow vs broad cognitive augmentation (3 links)
- The Secret of Psalm 46 (3 links)
- Intelligence amplification (3 links)
- Mapping mental motions to parts of a spaced repetition algorithm (3 links)
- Lumpiness (3 links)
- Deck options for proof cards (3 links)
- Orthogonality thesis (3 links)
- Large graduating interval as substitute for putting effort into making atomic cards (3 links)
- Spaced proof review is not about memorizing proofs (3 links)
- Do an empty review of proof cards immediately after adding to prevent backlog (3 links)
- Decisive strategic advantage (3 links)
- Learner (3 links)
- Rapid capability gain (3 links)
- Changing selection pressures argument (3 links)
- FOOM (3 links)
- Empty review (3 links)
- Scenius (3 links)
- Tim Gowers (3 links)
- Ben Garfinkel (3 links)
- Vow of silence (3 links)
- Optimization daemon (3 links)
- Sudden emergence (3 links)
- Spaced inbox (3 links)
- Resource overhang (3 links)
- List of terms used to describe the intelligence of an agent (3 links)
- Cloze deletion (3 links)
- Graduating interval (3 links)
- AI prepping (3 links)
- Booster card (3 links)
- Hamish Todd (3 links)
- HCH (3 links)
- Architecture (3 links)
- Explosive aftermath (3 links)
- Iteration cadence for spaced repetition experiments (3 links)
- Corrigibility (3 links)
- Spaced repetition constantly reminds one of inadequacies (3 links)
- Online question-answering services are unreliable (3 links)
- List of success criteria for HRAD work (3 links)
- Linked list proof card (3 links)
- Carl Shulman (3 links)
- Spaced proof review routine (3 links)
- Difficulty of AI alignment (3 links)
- IDA (3 links)
- Spaced proof review as a way to understand key insights in a proof (3 links)