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Thoughts at the boundary between machine and mind | thesephist.com

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In the last post, I shared some possible ideas for how humans may interact in the future with large language models. It focused on specific examples of both good and bad interface ideas. In this post, I want to continue that exploration, but from first principles, asking ourselves the question, “what properties should good human-AI interfaces have?”

In the last post , I shared some possible ideas for how humans may interact in the future with large language models. It focused on specific examples of both good and bad interface ideas. In this post, I want to continue that exploration, but from first principles, asking ourselves the question, "what properties should good human-AI interfaces have?" AI interface design is an AI alignment problem As AI systems like GPT-3 and DALL-E get more and more capable, there's going to be more and more leverage placed upon the interfaces through which humans try to guide their capabilities. Compared to t

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