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That depends on making powerful AIs and being sure they are well aligned being as easy as making powerful AIs which look aligned to cursory inspection. The form
by concordDance 3y ago
That depends on making powerful AIs and being sure they are well aligned being as easy as making powerful AIs which look aligned to cursory inspection. The former seems much harder, though I'd say talk to Robert E. Miles for a more detailed look.
- jeffparsons 3y agoIt depends on there being _some chance_ that it can be achieved. The benchmark strategy we are comparing it against is tantamount to licking a wall repeatedly and expecting that to achieve something. So even a strategy that may well fail but has _some_ chance of success is a lot better by default.
- TeMPOraL 3y agoNot with this. Failure to align a powerful AI is a mistake we only get to make once. This is like playing Russian roulette, where the amount of bullets missing from the magazine is the degree to which we can properly align the AI. Right now, we're at "the magazine is full, and we're betting our survival on the gun getting jammed".