Muddy Clothes
Julian HazellHi! I'm Julian. I'm program associate on Open Philanthropy's AI governance and policy team. This blog covers a loose assortment of topics I find interesting, paired with occasionally hot takes.
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I'm starting a new AI blog + 10 memes
I have a new blog called Secret Third Thing that I’ll be using to write about AI. You should subscribe to it if that’s your thing.
Secret Third Thing
How can we prepare for the arrival of AI systems that are vastly smarter than humans?
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Cognitive assets and defensive acceleration
Organizations aiming to create transformative AI systems (hereafter simplified as “developers”) will face a series of crucial decisions as the technologies they create grow increasingly powerful. One such decision that I think will have a s...
I used GPT-4 to draft 600 spear phishing emails, and then wrote a paper about it
Hi all.
I haven’t posted very regularly on my blog recently because I’ve mostly spent the last few months working on a preprint and trying to finish up my master’s degree.
However, the preprint is now publicly available to read! Hooray!...
Are AI systems conscious? I interviewed Rob Long, a philosopher studying digital minds, to find out
Weeks ago, I had the pleasure of chatting with my friend Robert Long about AI consciousness. I’m excited to share with you a transcript of our discussion (sorry, no audio as of now; but perhaps this is something I will do in the future).
R...
A simple explanation of why advanced AI could be incredibly dangerous
Summary
Artificial intelligence — which describes machines that have learned to perform tasks typically associated with human-like thinking, such as problem-solving and learning — has made remarkable progress in the last few years, ach...
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