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• My understanding of how IDA works
  ...A_{n-1}</math> isn't the "ground truth" (it doesn't have access to Hugh's "actual preferences"). But for the purpose of training <math>A_n</math>, Hugh is ba ...e of the following criteria: (1) the whole process is mostly aligned/doing things that are "good for Hugh" in some sense; (2) the resulting AI is competitive
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• List of disagreements in AI safety
  This is a '''list of disagreements in AI safety''' which collects the list of things people in AI safety seem to most frequently and deeply disagree about. ...can even do to make progress on these disagreements, besides going out and learning a ton of technical fields to build intuition). This train of thought led me
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• Architecture
  ...omething like the basic design of the AI system (like what kind of machine learning is being used in what way, what the high-level organization of the componen ...ecessary, because the top level can directly do things without statistical learning).
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• Medium that reveals flaws
  ...ng verbal reasoning + intuition doesn't. ([[Paul Graham]]'s advice to [[do things that don't scale]] might be similar.) How do we classify something as an example or non-example? some things to pay attention to: whether the thing is structural/a medium, rather than
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• Duolingo for math
  ...' would look like. Specifically, the thing that's great about Duolingo for learning is that each task is very bite-sized (can be completed in under a minute). ...silence]]" for video game development. Is that even possible when teaching things like math and programming? My reductions anki cards kind of have this flavo
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• Braid
  ...on that account ([[Replay value correlates inversely with learning actual things]]) -- a game should teach you ''about'' its world, in a way that creates la ...y easier the second time around. On the other hand, you might try hard and actually learn something, but if it's like Stephen's Sausage Roll, you won't get bet
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• Late 2021 MIRI conversations
  ...GDP goes up dramatically but the world doesn't end, that multiple smaller things would have to go unexpectedly for it to happen but it can still happen; Ric ...rticular lines of questioning. This makes the conversation feel "jerky". I actually thought [[Nate Soares]] provided a lot of good framing/moderation, and wish
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