Thanks, yes I know about those arguments. One of the reasons I’m actually donating and accept AI to be one existential risk. I’m inquiring about further supporting documents and transparency. More on that here, especially check the particle collider analogy.
With respect to transparency, I agree about a lack of concise, exhaustive, accessible treatments. Reading some of the linked comments about marginal evidence from hypotheses I’m not quite sure what you mean, beyond remembering and multiplying by the probability that particular premises are false. Consider Hanson’s “Economic Growth Given Machine Intelligence”. One might support it with generalizations from past population growth in plants and animals, from data on capital investment and past market behavior and automation, but what would you say would license drawing probabilistic inferences using it?
Thanks, yes I know about those arguments. One of the reasons I’m actually donating and accept AI to be one existential risk. I’m inquiring about further supporting documents and transparency. More on that here, especially check the particle collider analogy.
With respect to transparency, I agree about a lack of concise, exhaustive, accessible treatments. Reading some of the linked comments about marginal evidence from hypotheses I’m not quite sure what you mean, beyond remembering and multiplying by the probability that particular premises are false. Consider Hanson’s “Economic Growth Given Machine Intelligence”. One might support it with generalizations from past population growth in plants and animals, from data on capital investment and past market behavior and automation, but what would you say would license drawing probabilistic inferences using it?