The line about “these questions not being left to technologists” is, I think, doing far more work than the proposal itself quite knows what to do with, because the danger lies in intelligent people making extremely coherent decisions inside a model of the world that is missing most of the world. Th
The article warns that leaving AGI governance solely to technologists risks coherent decisions based on incomplete world models.
The line about “these questions not being left to technologists” is, I think, doing far more work than the proposal itself quite knows what to do with, because the danger lies in intelligent people making extremely coherent decisions inside a model of the world that is missing most of the world. Th
The line about “these questions not being left to technologists” is, I think, doing far more work than the proposal itself quite knows what to do with, because the danger lies in intelligent people making extremely coherent decisions inside a model of the world that is missing most of the world. Th
The danger with AGI lies in intelligent people making extremely coherent decisions inside a model of the world that is missing most of the world. The people closest to a technology usually understand its capabilities best yet its consequences least, to no fault of their own but due to the fact that