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“Results: Cluelessness Critiques Competition” by Will Aldred, Toby Tremlett🔹

Last week, the Forum grappled with cluelessness. The volume of entries (76 essays!)—from newcomers and Forum power users alike—was a happy surprise, …

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“The Hugging Face attack surprised me” by Ajeya

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“The Hugging Face attack surprised me” by Ajeya

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“Is mild lifelong acne really worse than stunted growth?” by Kasey Markel

A preliminary estimate, and a request for better ones.

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I believe the standard literature estimates for the number of DALYs attributable to …

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“Research report: modern alternative proteins did not replace meat purchases in restaurants” by Jared Winslow, Jayisha Dhargawe, Seth Ariel Green 🔸, Jacob_Peacock, MMathur🔸, Hailey Sherman

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This post summarizes a new preprint on alternative proteins from the Humane and Sustainable Food Lab: New alternatives, same orders. We inv…

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“AI Safety Acculturation is Neglected” by jenn

At the local AI safety co-working space, there are ~two kinds of regulars.

There's the kind of regular who's been thinking seriously about AI safet…

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“Is Extinction Risk Mitigation Uniquely Cost-Effective? Not in Standard Population Models” by Vasco Grilo🔸

This is a linkpost for Is Extinction Risk Mitigation Uniquely Cost-Effective? Not in Standard Population Models by Gustav Alexandrie and Maya Eden, …

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“We need more empirical research on biological AI model safety” by Noga Aharony

Epistemic status: We are quite confident that Biological AI models (BAIMs) safety requires further work, but uncertain about its scale. The apparent…

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“Beware Silver Bullets: Are we making “welfare tech” into the next animal advocacy bubble?” by Rockwell, Tom Billington

Epistemic status: Speculation from two decently informed advocates armed with anecdata.

Note on process: After having some version of this conversat…

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“Hiring Good In-House Counsel - a braindump” by Molly

I'm Molly Kovite, General Counsel at Coefficient Giving. I joined in 2021 as the organization's first lawyer and have since grown the team to (soon …

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