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This post is a follow-up to "why assume AGIs will optimize for fixed goals?". I'll assume you've read that one first. …
x wrapper-minds are the enemy — LessWrong Goal-Directedness AI Frontpage 108 wrapper-minds are the enemy by nostalgebraist 17th Jun 2022 AI Alignment Forum 9 min read 43 108 Ω 28 This post is a follow-up to " why assume AGIs will optimize for fixed goals? ". I'll assume you've read that one first. I ended the earlier post by saying: [A]gents with the "wrapper structure" are inevitably hard to align, in ways that agents without it might not be. An AGI "like me" might be morally uncertain like I am, persuadable through dialogue like I am, etc. It's very important to know what kind of AIs would o
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