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List of Steve Byrnes’s writing on Artificial General Intelligence safety and alignment, and its overlap with neuroscience.
AGI safety My work on Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) safety At some point, we will invent “Artificial General Intelligence” (AGI): AI that can reason, learn, understand, and creatively solve problems across a wide range of domains, just as the most competent humans (and teams of humans, and societies of humans) can. An emerging, interdisciplinary subfield of computer science, called AGI safety or AI alignment , is aimed at developing methods to ensure that these very powerful systems will robustly behave in ways we want them to behave, avoid catastrophic accidents, and make the world a
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