I’m not totally sure what you mean by “the right wing analytical framework” or what it having issues implies
If you’re saying that there is one right-wing analytical framework, which richard has, and it uniquely has issues, such that it is undesirable to use it to reason about the future, and therefore it would not be useful for sequent to have him (or people like him) on board, I think I disagree with ~all the premises and implications
I do not think post-agi means rethinking ethics specifically towards the left; it seems like many of the major questions are more ‘right-coded’, especially around republicanism and liberty in the face of overwhelming power, or around the appropriate degree of social/cultural conservatism (in the technical sense)
I would be wary of comparing mainstream leftism to right wing conspiracy theories
(Again, as someone who is mostly a leftist) I wish people working on constitutions and character were more attentive to the pitfalls of leftism, and I expect this generalises to alignment solutions
[ed: we are discussing this more over private messages]
FWIW, as a generally leftish post-agi-thinker:
I’m not totally sure what you mean by “the right wing analytical framework” or what it having issues implies
If you’re saying that there is one right-wing analytical framework, which richard has, and it uniquely has issues, such that it is undesirable to use it to reason about the future, and therefore it would not be useful for sequent to have him (or people like him) on board, I think I disagree with ~all the premises and implications
I do not think post-agi means rethinking ethics specifically towards the left; it seems like many of the major questions are more ‘right-coded’, especially around republicanism and liberty in the face of overwhelming power, or around the appropriate degree of social/cultural conservatism (in the technical sense)
I would be wary of comparing mainstream leftism to right wing conspiracy theories
(Again, as someone who is mostly a leftist) I wish people working on constitutions and character were more attentive to the pitfalls of leftism, and I expect this generalises to alignment solutions
[ed: we are discussing this more over private messages]