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“In defense of parents” by Yair Halberstadt

Contra Aella on chattel childhood

Aella has a post where she argues that today's parents don't sufficiently respect the independence of their childr…

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“AI companies should publish security assessments” by ryan_greenblatt

AI companies should get third-party security experts to assess (and possibly also red-team/pen-test) their security against key threat models and th…

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“The other paper that killed deep learning theory” by LawrenceC

Yesterday, I wrote about the state of deep learning theory circa 2016,[1] as well as the bombshell 2016 paper that arguably signaled its demise, Zha…

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“What holds AI safety together? Co-authorship networks from 200 papers” by Anna Thieser

We (social science PhD students) computed co-authorship networks based on a corpus of 200 AI safety papers covering 2015-2025, and we’d like your he…

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″“Bad faith” means intentionally misrepresenting your beliefs” by TFD

The confusion

I recently came upon a comment which I believe reflects a persistent confusion among rationalist/EA types. I was reading this post wh…

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“Retrospective on my unsupervised elicitation challenge” by DanielFilan

This post contains spoilers for the unsupervised elicitation challenge of getting Claude to get my Ancient Greek homework right.

tl;dr Opus 4.7 one…

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“Control protocols don’t always need to know which models are scheming” by Fabien Roger

These are my personal views.

To detect if an agent is taking a catastrophically dangerous action, you might want to monitor its actions using the sm…

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“Anthropic spent too much don’t-be-annoying capital on Mythos” by draganover

I have seen a lot of coverage from reasonable people suggesting that Claude's new model, Mythos, is a vehicle for Anthropic to peddle hype and doom …

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“The paper that killed deep learning theory” by LawrenceC

Around 10 years ago, a paper came out that arguably killed classical deep learning theory: Zhang et al. 's aptly titled Understanding deep learning …

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“Forecasting is Way Overrated, and We Should Stop Funding It” by mabramov

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EA and rationalists got enamoured with forecasting and prediction markets and made them part of the culture, but this hasn’t proven very us…

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