Iason Gabriel on Foundational Philosophical Questions in AI Alignment
In the contemporary practice of many scientific disciplines, questions of values, norms, and political thought rarely explicitly enter the picture.
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Discusses technological progress broadly and its implications for humanity's trajectory. Covers synthetic biology, space exploration, computation, emerging technologies, forecasting, and how science and innovation shape possible futures.
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Peter Railton on Moral Learning and Metaethics in AI Systems
From a young age, humans are capable of developing moral competency and autonomy through experience.
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Evan Hubinger on Inner Alignment, Outer Alignment, and Proposals for Building Safe Advanced AI
It's well-established in the AI alignment literature what happens when an AI system learns or is given an objective that doesn't fully capture what we want.
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Steven Pinker and Stuart Russell on the Foundations, Benefits, and Possible Existential Threat of AI
Over the past several centuries, the human condition has been profoundly changed by the agricultural and industrial revolutions.
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FLI Podcast: On the Future of Computation, Synthetic Biology, and Life with George Church
Progress in synthetic biology and genetic engineering promise to bring advancements in human health sciences by curing disease, augmenting human capabilities, and even reversing aging.
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Life 3.0: Being Human in the Age of Artificial Intelligence with Max Tegmark
Elon Musk has called it a compelling guide to the challenges and choices in our quest for a great future of life on Earth and beyond, while Stephen Hawking and Ray Kurzweil have referred to it as an introduction and guide to the most important conversation of our time.
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