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“What Goes Without Saying” by sarahconstantin

There are people I can talk to, where all of the following statements are obvious. They go without saying. We can just “be reasonable” together, with…

1 year, 3 months ago

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“o3” by Zach Stein-Perlman

I'm editing this post.

OpenAI announced (but hasn't released) o3 (skipping o2 for trademark reasons).

It gets 25% on FrontierMath, smashing the previou…

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“‘Alignment Faking’ frame is somewhat fake” by Jan_Kulveit

I like the research. I mostly trust the results. I dislike the 'Alignment Faking' name and frame, and I'm afraid it will stick and lead to more confu…

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“AIs Will Increasingly Attempt Shenanigans” by Zvi

Increasingly, we have seen papers eliciting in AI models various shenanigans.

There are a wide variety of scheming behaviors. You’ve got your weight e…

1 year, 4 months ago

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“Alignment Faking in Large Language Models” by ryan_greenblatt, evhub, Carson Denison, Benjamin Wright, Fabien Roger, Monte M, Sam Marks, Johannes Treutlein, Sam Bowman, Buck

What happens when you tell Claude it is being trained to do something it doesn't want to do? We (Anthropic and Redwood Research) have a new paper dem…

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“Communications in Hard Mode (My new job at MIRI)” by tanagrabeast

Six months ago, I was a high school English teacher.

I wasn’t looking to change careers, even after nineteen sometimes-difficult years. I was good at …

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“Biological risk from the mirror world” by jasoncrawford

A new article in Science Policy Forum voices concern about a particular line of biological research which, if successful in the long term, could even…

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“Subskills of ‘Listening to Wisdom’” by Raemon

A fool learns from their own mistakes
The wise learn from the mistakes of others.

– Otto von Bismark



A problem as old as time: The youth won't listen…

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“Understanding Shapley Values with Venn Diagrams” by Carson L

Someone I know, Carson Loughridge, wrote this very nice post explaining the core intuition around Shapley values (which play an important role in im…

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“LessWrong audio: help us choose the new voice” by PeterH

We make AI narrations of LessWrong posts available via our audio player and podcast feeds.

We’re thinking about changing our narrator's voice.

There ar…

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