(I haven’t read IABIED.) I saw your take right after reading Buck’s, so it’s interesting how his reaction was diametrically opposite yours: “I think the first two parts of the book are the best available explanation of the basic case for AI misalignment risk for a general audience. I thought the last part was pretty bad, and probably recommend skipping it.”
(I haven’t read IABIED.) I saw your take right after reading Buck’s, so it’s interesting how his reaction was diametrically opposite yours: “I think the first two parts of the book are the best available explanation of the basic case for AI misalignment risk for a general audience. I thought the last part was pretty bad, and probably recommend skipping it.”