Dutch custom prevents me from recommending my own recent paper in any case
This phrase and its implications are perfect examples of problems in corrigibility. Was that intentional? If so, bravo. Your paper looks interesting, but I think I’ll read the blog post first. I want a break from reading heavy papers. I wonder if the researchers would be OK with my drawing on their blog posts in the review. Would you mind?
Thanks for recommending “Reward tampering”, it is much appreciated. I’ll get on it after synthesising what I’ve read so far. Otherwise, I don’t think I’ll learn much.
You should feel free to write a literature overview that cites or draws heavily on paper-announcement blog posts. I definitely won’t mind. In general, the blog posts tend to use language that is less mathematical and more targeted at a non-specialist audience. So if you aim to write a literature overview that is as readable as possible for a general audience, then drawing on phrases from the author’s blog posts describing the papers (when such posts are available) may be your best bet.
This phrase and its implications are perfect examples of problems in corrigibility. Was that intentional? If so, bravo. Your paper looks interesting, but I think I’ll read the blog post first. I want a break from reading heavy papers. I wonder if the researchers would be OK with my drawing on their blog posts in the review. Would you mind?
Thanks for recommending “Reward tampering”, it is much appreciated. I’ll get on it after synthesising what I’ve read so far. Otherwise, I don’t think I’ll learn much.
Nope, not intentional.
You should feel free to write a literature overview that cites or draws heavily on paper-announcement blog posts. I definitely won’t mind. In general, the blog posts tend to use language that is less mathematical and more targeted at a non-specialist audience. So if you aim to write a literature overview that is as readable as possible for a general audience, then drawing on phrases from the author’s blog posts describing the papers (when such posts are available) may be your best bet.