Timeline of Carl Shulman publications
All publications I know of:
Which Consequentialism? Machine Ethics and Moral Divergence (2009) - w/ Henrik Jonsson & Nick Tarleton
Machine Ethics and Superintelligence (2009) - w/ Henrik Jonsson & Nick Tarleton
Implications of a Software-Limited Singularity (2010) - w/ Anders Sandberg
Superintelligence Does Not Imply Benevolence (2010) - w/ Joshua Fox
Whole Brain Emulation and the Evolution of Superorganisms (2010)
Arms Races and Intelligence Explosions (forthcoming) - w/ Stuart Armstrong
How Hard is Intelligence? The Evolutionary Argument and Observation Selection Effects (forthcoming) - w/ Nick Bostrom
- Reply to Holden on The Singularity Institute by (10 Jul 2012 23:20 UTC; 70 points)
- Just the facts, ma’am! by (10 Dec 2011 22:54 UTC; 66 points)
- Video Q&A with Singularity Institute Executive Director by (10 Dec 2011 11:27 UTC; 56 points)
- Connecting Your Beliefs (a call for help) by (20 Nov 2011 5:18 UTC; 35 points)
- 's comment on Q&A with new Executive Director of Singularity Institute by (8 Nov 2011 9:22 UTC; 23 points)
- Meetup : Talk on Singularity scenarios and optimal philanthropy, followed by informal meet-up by (10 Oct 2011 4:26 UTC; 6 points)
I recently wrote an updated timeline. It includes not just formal publications, but also blog posts and conversations. To see just the formal publications, it is possible to sort by the “Format” column in the full timeline and look at the rows with “Paper”.
I don’t know how much time you have to go back and expand it, but wordcount, a quick quality rating, and a summary would all be useful additions to the table.
Thanks for the feedback. I could add wordcount. Not sure what you mean by quality rating; LW, OB, and EA Forum have their own voting/rating mechanisms but are not compatible (so putting them in a column might be confusing, although grouping by venue and looking at ratings within each venue might be interesting). Summary would be the most time-consuming to produce, and many of Carl’s posts have summaries at the top.
The titles are also formatted oddly.
By quality rating, I mean a more subjective assessment; they are not all equally careful, high quality, or important, so some estimate would be helpful, as well as summaries. Shulman’s own abstracts or summaries can be copied over where available, and new ones written where not.
This list is missing Carl’s 2010 paper, Whole Brain Emulation and the Evolution of Superorganisms, previously linked here.
Thanks! Added.
(Carl’s profile on IntelligenceExplosion.com now links here.)