Did you read the Precipice during the day instead? I’d hate if the parable here was “avoid thinking about things you find stressful”. The parable “pay attention to your somatic experience and don’t mess up your circadian rhythm and wellbeing by dumping anxiety into your system before trying to sleep” is pretty good though.
Haha… well it looks by your profile you’re still managing to think about things you find stressful. “chances of AGI in the next few years are high enough (though still <50%) that it’s best to focus on disseminating safety relevant research as rapidly as possible”… so no problems there. Hope my comment didn’t come across as mean.
Also you’re advised by Marcus Hutter? That’s cool! I got a copy of “Universal Artificial Intelligence” I want to get to reading sometime. Could I DM you and talk about UAI sometime?
Sure, anytime. I also organize the AIXI research community here: https://uaiasi.com
There is a reading group on the newer one “an introduction to UAI” running now (mostly finished but maybe we’ll start another round). The old book still has advantages.
Did you read the Precipice during the day instead? I’d hate if the parable here was “avoid thinking about things you find stressful”. The parable “pay attention to your somatic experience and don’t mess up your circadian rhythm and wellbeing by dumping anxiety into your system before trying to sleep” is pretty good though.
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Haha… well it looks by your profile you’re still managing to think about things you find stressful. “chances of AGI in the next few years are high enough (though still <50%) that it’s best to focus on disseminating safety relevant research as rapidly as possible”… so no problems there. Hope my comment didn’t come across as mean.
Also you’re advised by Marcus Hutter? That’s cool! I got a copy of “Universal Artificial Intelligence” I want to get to reading sometime. Could I DM you and talk about UAI sometime?
Sure, anytime. I also organize the AIXI research community here: https://uaiasi.com
There is a reading group on the newer one “an introduction to UAI” running now (mostly finished but maybe we’ll start another round). The old book still has advantages.