Artificial Futures
Tóth Csaba DrIdeas, institutions, and action for a future worth building.
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Artificial Debates
This blog is attempting to demonstrate how social science can help better understand questions about Artificial Intelligence. This post deals with what political science can tell us about what a populist backclash looks like — and what we c...
Treebeard Wakes Up
The comparison Dario Amodei draws from Tolkien's Lord of the Rings — two Hobbits meeting a strange, ancient creature — looks compelling at first sight. But only when you actually read Treebeard's words does it become amazing. For the state...
Galactic Institutions:
This post is the third and last piece of my argument for creating an institutional framework to mitigate the danger of catastrophic AI risk.
It is also, as promised, the fun one — so please read it in that spirit.
The first post i...
Checks and Balances Against Catastrophic Risk
If we are serious about catastrophic or existential AI risk, it makes sense to look at every idea that might help prevent it. One such idea — not a new one — is adversarial institutional design: building institutions whose sole purpose is t...
If AI Were Angels, We Would Not Need Institutions To Constrain Them
If we are serious about catastrophic or existential AI risk, it makes sense to look at every idea that might help prevent it. One such idea — not a new one — is adversarial institutional design: building institutions whose sole purpose is t...
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