I think those are the meta because they have just enough space to not only give opinions but to mention reasons for those opinions and expertise/background to support the many unstated judgment calls.
Note that the essays by Altman and Amodei are popular because their positions are central beyond the others because they have not only demonstrable backgrounds in AI but lots of name recognition (we’re mostly assuming Altman has bothered learning a lot about how Transformers work even if we don’t like him). And that the Gladstone report got itself commissioned by at least a little piece of the government.
A Narrow Path just demonstrates in the text that you and your co-authors have thought deeply about the topic. Shorter essays leave more guesswork on the authors’ expertise and depth of consideration.
I think those are the meta because they have just enough space to not only give opinions but to mention reasons for those opinions and expertise/background to support the many unstated judgment calls.
Note that the essays by Altman and Amodei are popular because their positions are central beyond the others because they have not only demonstrable backgrounds in AI but lots of name recognition (we’re mostly assuming Altman has bothered learning a lot about how Transformers work even if we don’t like him). And that the Gladstone report got itself commissioned by at least a little piece of the government.
A Narrow Path just demonstrates in the text that you and your co-authors have thought deeply about the topic. Shorter essays leave more guesswork on the authors’ expertise and depth of consideration.