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Rudolf LaineOrienting toward AI effects on civilization
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Alignment & Succession: Toward a Future Sculpted by Human Wills
Asher Brown Durand, Progress (The Advance of Civilization)
So far I have argued:
- The ideology of succession—that humans, either entirely or at least in their role as decision-makers, should be replaced by AI—is driven by cultural fact...
Alignment & Succession: Morality Lives in the Human Individual
Woman Holding a Balance, Vermeer
In this post I present a sketch of a grounding for morality that is human and active. It can be read standalone, or as part of a four-part series discussing the proper relation of succession—the handing awa...
Alignment & Succession: The Two Bars of Alignment
Rembrandt, Saul and David
When people talk about AI being “aligned”, I think there’s a lot of conflation between two different bars of success:
- The AI does what you say and does not go rogue. If you ask it to do a machine learning exp...
Alignment & Succession: The Ideology of Successionism
Gustave Moreau, The Frogs Asking For A King
In the course of building a better world, people ask each other many questions. Which things should be managed by the government and which left to the market? What sort of technology, if any, is...
The Technology of Liberalism
Dido Building Carthage, J. M. W. Turner
“In every technological revolution, we face a choice: build for freedom or watch as others build for control.”
-Brendan McCord
There are two moral frames that explain modern moral advances: ut...
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