ChrisHallquist

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Two Kinds of Ir­ra­tional­ity and How to Avoid One of Them

Par­tial Tran­script of the Han­son-Yud­kowsky June 2011 Debate

Why a Hu­man (Or Group of Hu­mans) Might Create UnFriendly AI Halfway On Purpose

Work harder on taboo­ing “Friendly AI”

How likely the AI that knows it’s evil? Or: is a hu­man-level un­der­stand­ing of hu­man wants enough?

I think I’ve found the source of what’s been bug­ging me about “Friendly AI”

Seek­ing in­for­ma­tion rele­vant to de­cid­ing whether to try to be­come an AI re­searcher and, if so, how.

Schol­ar­ship: how to tell good ad­vice from bad ad­vice?

Nick Bostrom’s TED talk and set­ting priorities

Log­ging progress im­prov­ing con­scien­tious­ness and over­com­ing pro­cras­ti­na­tion at LessWrong

Neu­ro­science ba­sics for LessWrongians

Ri­gor­ous aca­demic ar­gu­ments on whether AIs can re­place all hu­man work­ers?

The ba­sic ar­gu­ment for the fea­si­bil­ity of transhumanism

Quote on Nate Silver, and how to think about probabilities

What’s your #1 rea­son to care about AI risk?

Willing gam­blers, spher­i­cal cows, and AIs

Can some­body ex­plain this to me?: The com­putabil­ity of the laws of physics and hypercomputation

Could Robots Take All Our Jobs?: A Philo­soph­i­cal Perspective

Who thinks quan­tum com­put­ing will be nec­es­sary for AI?