Dreams of AI alignment: The danger of suggestive names — LessWrong
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Let's not forget the old, well-read post: Dreams of AI Design. In that essay, Eliezer correctly points out errors in imputing meaning to nonsense by…
x Dreams of AI alignment: The danger of suggestive names — LessWrong Rationalist Taboo AI Community Rationality Frontpage 109 Dreams of AI alignment: The danger of suggestive names by TurnTrout 10th Feb 2024 5 min read 59 109 Let's not forget the old, well-read post: Dreams of AI Design . In that essay, Eliezer correctly points out errors in imputing meaning to nonsense by using suggestive names to describe the nonsense. Artificial intelligence meets natural stupidity (an old memo) is very relevant to understanding the problems facing this community's intellectual contributions. Emphasis added
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