He’s saying all the right things. Call me a hopeless optimist, but I tend to believe he’s sincere in his concern for the existential risks of misalignment.
I’m not sure I agree with him on the short timelines to prevent overhang logic, and he’s clearly biased there, but I’m also not sure he’s wrong. It depends on how much we could govern progress, and that is a very complex issue.
Yeah, I definitely felt a bit better after reading it—I think there’s a lot of parts where I disagree with him, but it was quite reasonable overall imo.
He’s saying all the right things. Call me a hopeless optimist, but I tend to believe he’s sincere in his concern for the existential risks of misalignment.
I’m not sure I agree with him on the short timelines to prevent overhang logic, and he’s clearly biased there, but I’m also not sure he’s wrong. It depends on how much we could govern progress, and that is a very complex issue.
Yeah, I definitely felt a bit better after reading it—I think there’s a lot of parts where I disagree with him, but it was quite reasonable overall imo.