Difference between revisions of "List of terms used to describe the intelligence of an agent"
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| − | [[Eliezer]] has lots of terms to describe how intelligent/powerful/whatever an agent is. | + | [[Eliezer]] has lots of terms to describe how intelligent/powerful/whatever an agent is. These were mostly introduced publicly in his [[Arbital]] writings, and most of them have not caught on or been explained very well. |
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* cognitively powerful | * cognitively powerful | ||
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* relevant powerful [https://arbital.com/p/powerful_agent_highly_optimized/] = "cognitively powerful enough to be relevant to existential outcomes" | * relevant powerful [https://arbital.com/p/powerful_agent_highly_optimized/] = "cognitively powerful enough to be relevant to existential outcomes" | ||
| + | * sufficiently advanced | ||
| + | * advanced | ||
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| + | ==See also== | ||
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| + | * [[Comparison of terms related to agency]] | ||
| + | * [[Coherence and goal-directed agency discussion]] | ||
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| + | [[Category:AI safety]] | ||
Latest revision as of 20:56, 26 March 2021
Eliezer has lots of terms to describe how intelligent/powerful/whatever an agent is. These were mostly introduced publicly in his Arbital writings, and most of them have not caught on or been explained very well.
- Relevant
- Pivotal (is this only for actions, or also for agents, as in "agent who can perform a pivotal action"?)
- sufficiently optimized
- highly optimized
- cognitively powerful
- powerful (is this a shorthand for cognitively powerful?)
- relevant powerful [1] = "cognitively powerful enough to be relevant to existential outcomes"
- sufficiently advanced
- advanced
