What are examples of “knowledge of building systems that are broadly beneficial and safe while operating in the human capabilities regime?”
I assume the mentioned systems are institutions like courts, government, corporations, or universities
Charlotte thinks that humans and advanced AIs are universal Turing machines, so predicting capabilities is not about whether a capability is present at all, but whether it is feasible in finite time with a low enough error rate.
I have a similar thought. If AI has human-level capabilities, and a part of its job is to write texts, but it writes large texts in seconds and can do it 24⁄7, then is it still within the range of human capabilities?
I assume the mentioned systems are institutions like courts, government, corporations, or universities
I have a similar thought. If AI has human-level capabilities, and a part of its job is to write texts, but it writes large texts in seconds and can do it 24⁄7, then is it still within the range of human capabilities?