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x How does bee learning compare with machine learning? — LessWrong AI Frontpage 65 How does bee learning compare with machine learning? by leni 4th Mar 2021 AI Alignment Forum 29 min read 15 65 Ω 21 This is a write-up of work I did as an Open Philanthropy intern. However, the conclusions don't necessarily reflect Open Phil's institutional view. Abstract This post investigates the biological anchor framework for thinking about AI timelines, as espoused by Ajeya Cotra in her draft report . The basic claim of this framework is that we should base our estimates of the compute required to run a tra
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