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- Finding the right primitives for spaced repetition responses
- Finiteness assumption in explorable media
- Flag things to fix during review
- Fractally misfit
- Fractional progress argument for AI timelines
- Future planning
- Giving advice in response to generic questions is difficult but important
- Goalpost for usefulness of HRAD work
- HCH
- Hardware-driven vs software-driven progress
- Hardware argument for AI timelines
- Hardware overhang
- Highly reliable agent designs
- Hnous927
- How doomed are ML safety approaches?
- How meta should AI safety be?
- How similar are human brains to chimpanzee brains?
- Human safety problem
- Hyperbolic growth
- If you want to succeed in the video games industry
- Ignore Anki add-ons to focus on fundamentals
- Importance of knowing about AI takeoff
- Improvement curve for good people
- Incremental reading
- Incremental reading in Anki
- Instruction manuals vs giving the answers
- Integration card
- Intelligence amplification
- Inter-personal comparison test
- Interacting with copies of myself
- Interaction reversal between knowledge-to-be-memorized and ideas-to-be-developed
- Intra-personal comparison test
- Is AI safety no longer a scenius?
- It is difficult to find people to bounce ideas off of
- It is difficult to get feedback on published work
- Iterated amplification
- Iteration cadence for spaced repetition experiments
- Jelly no Puzzle
- Jessica Taylor
- Jonathan Blow
- Kanzi
- Kasparov window
- Laplace's rule of succession argument for AI timelines
- Large graduating interval as a way to prevent pattern-matching
- Large graduating interval as substitute for putting effort into making atomic cards
- Late 2021 MIRI conversations
- Late singularity
- Learning-complete
- Linked list proof card
- List of AI safety projects I could work on
- List of arguments against working on AI safety
- List of big discussions in AI alignment
- List of breakthroughs plausibly needed for AGI
- List of critiques of iterated amplification
- List of disagreements in AI safety
- List of experiments with Anki
- List of interesting search engines
- List of men by number of sons, daughters, and wives
- List of people who have thought a lot about spaced repetition
- List of reasons something isn't popular or successful
- List of success criteria for HRAD work
- List of teams at OpenAI
- List of technical AI alignment agendas
- List of techniques for making small cards
- List of techniques for managing working memory in explanations
- List of terms used to describe the intelligence of an agent
- List of thought experiments in AI safety
- List of timelines for futuristic technologies
- Live math video
- Lumpiness
- MIRI vs Paul research agenda hypotheses
- Main Page
- Maintaining habits is hard, and spaced repetition is a habit
- Make Anki cards based on feedback you receive
- Make new cards when you get stuck
- Managing micro-movements in learning
- Mapping mental motions to parts of a spaced repetition algorithm
- Mass shift to technical AI safety research is suspicious
- Medium that reveals flaws
- Meta-execution
- Michael Nielsen
- Minimal AGI
- Minimal AGI vs task AGI
- Missing gear for intelligence
- Missing gear vs secret sauce
- Mixed messaging regarding independent thinking
- My beginner incremental reading questions
- My current thoughts on the technical AI safety pipeline (outside academia)
- My take on RAISE
- My understanding of how IDA works
- Narrow vs broad cognitive augmentation
- Narrow window argument against continuous takeoff
- Newcomers in AI safety are silent about their struggles
- Nobody understands what makes people snap into AI safety
- Number of relevant actors around the time of creation of AGI
- One-sentence summary card
- One wrong number problem
- Ongoing friendship and collaboration is important
- Online question-answering services are unreliable
- Open-ended questions are common in real life