It’s tempting to seek out smaller, related problems that are easier to solve when faced with a complex issue. However, fixating on these smaller problems can cause us to lose sight of the larger issue’s root causes. For example, in the context of AI alignment, focusing solely on preventing bad actors from accessing advanced tool AI isn’t enough. The larger problem of solving AI alignment must also be addressed to prevent catastrophic consequences, regardless of who controls the AI.
This has been well downvoted. I’m not sure why, so if anyone has feedback about what I said that wasn’t correct, or how I said it, that feedback is more than welcome.
It’s tempting to seek out smaller, related problems that are easier to solve when faced with a complex issue. However, fixating on these smaller problems can cause us to lose sight of the larger issue’s root causes. For example, in the context of AI alignment, focusing solely on preventing bad actors from accessing advanced tool AI isn’t enough. The larger problem of solving AI alignment must also be addressed to prevent catastrophic consequences, regardless of who controls the AI.
This has been well downvoted. I’m not sure why, so if anyone has feedback about what I said that wasn’t correct, or how I said it, that feedback is more than welcome.