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"Open sourcing a browser extension that tells you when people are wrong on the internet" by lc

Example of OpenErrata nitting the Sequences I just published OpenErrata on GitHub, a browser extension that investigates the posts you read using you…

6 months, 4 weeks ago

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"The persona selection model" by Sam Marks

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We describe the persona selection model (PSM): the idea that LLMs learn to simulate diverse characters during pre-training, and post-training …

6 months, 4 weeks ago

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"Responsible Scaling Policy v3" by HoldenKarnofsky

All views are my own, not Anthropic's. This post assumes Anthropic's announcement of RSP v3.0 as background.

Today, Anthropic released its Responsible…

7 months ago

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"Did Claude 3 Opus align itself via gradient hacking?" by Fiora Starlight

Claude 3 Opus is unusually aligned because it's a friendly gradient hacker. It's definitely way more aligned than any explicit optimization targets …

7 months ago

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"The Spectre haunting the “AI Safety” Community" by Gabriel Alfour

I’m the originator behind ControlAI's Direct Institutional Plan (the DIP), built to address extinction risks from superintelligence.

My diagnosis is…

7 months ago

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"Why we should expect ruthless sociopath ASI" by Steven Byrnes

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(Fictional) Optimist: So you expect future artificial superintelligence (ASI) “by default”, i.e. in the absence of yet-to-be…

7 months ago

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"You’re an AI Expert – Not an Influencer" by Max Winga

Your hot takes are killing your credibility.

Prior to my last year at ControlAI, I was a physicist working on technical AI safety research. Like man…

7 months ago

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"The optimal age to freeze eggs is 19" by GeneSmith

If you're a woman interested in preserving your fertility window beyond its natural close in your late 30s, egg freezing is one of your best options…

7 months ago

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"The truth behind the 2026 J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference" by Abhishaike Mahajan

In 1654, a Jesuit polymath named Athanasius Kircher published Mundus Subterraneus, a comprehensive geography of the Earth's interior. It had maps an…

7 months, 1 week ago

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"The world keeps getting saved and you don’t notice" by Bogoed

Nothing groundbreaking, just something people forget constantly, and I’m writing it down so I don’t have to re-explain it from scratch.

The world do…

7 months, 1 week ago

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