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AI Tracker #4: Are We There Yet?

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AI Tracker #4: Are We There Yet?

A lot of high-quality AI safety conversation happens on Twitter. Unfortunately, this leads to great write-ups & content being buried in days. We've set up AI Tracker to aggregate this content.

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Sep 29, 2023
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Our Default Trajectory

Siméon outlines just what Anthropic’s $4 billion investment deal revealed this week with Amazon means in light of the former’s leaked pitch deck earlier this year.

One Bullet, 8 Billion Headshots

And of course it wouldn’t be an AI Tracker without an AI Notkilleveryoneism Memes tweet. In reply to Andrea’s TIME piece tweet, the account had the following to say.

Are We There Yet?

Eliezer Yudkowsky took to Twitter to share his thoughts about what will happen when the time comes that we find ourselves on the precipice of AGI or not.

This was in response to the anonymous account said OpenAI had achieved AGI internally. Sam Altman’s Reddit account then joked that this had happened, too, but edited after the fact that he was just messing around.

A Fantasy Graph

Michael Nielsen tweets in response to a graph showing the case for “responsible scaling policies”. He finds issue with the plotted line which seems to suggest there' is an easy way for AI development to avert the disaster of the ‘risky region’ in red.

He goes further and shares this part of his most recent blog on risks from AI.

And Nik Samoylov then edited the graph to look a little bit more realistic.

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