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Why it's hard to make settings for high-stakes control research
What's worse, spies or schemers?
Jankily controlling superintelligence - by Ryan Greenblatt
Monument to the Great Fire of London - Wikipedia
Yoshua Bengio on X: "Very insightful video by @tristanharris on the growing risks of AI and the race to develop it—but just as importantly, on the danger of thinking our current path is inevitable. We still have the chance to coordinate globally and create a safer way forward. https://t.co/mAPumsmtLK" / X
OpenAI | OpenRouter
Daniel Kokotajlo on X: "I agree, that Dario quote was a bit of a shock to me this morning & is a negative update about his character and/or competence." / X
My Empathy Is Rarely Kind — LessWrong
~*~*~WEDNESDAY NIGHT IMPROV~*~*~
machine yearning engineer on X: "reading shakespeare for the first time is crazy because you go “oh that’s where that comes from” every other page" / X
Katherine Moore 🌻 on X: "@onchainocean @xlr8harder The crazy dudes are out there too. They just think they’ve invented new physics." / X
My Bay Area induction: a three-part story
The United Kingdom
void. on X: "this is why I pay for internet. https://t.co/C2GYcqMNjl" / X
ChatGPT on X: "good bot" / X
Multiple stage fallacy - LessWrong
Eliezer Yudkowsky ⏹️ on X: "@panickssery Carlsmith's analysis giving 5% chance of ASI disaster was a giant flaming Multiple Stage Fallacy, and it reflects poorly on the entire surrounding ecosystem that they funded it or took it seriously." / X
Debate with Vitalik Buterin — Will “d/acc” Protect Humanity from Superintelligent AI? - YouTube
jack morris on X: "OpenAI hasn’t open-sourced a base model since GPT-2 in 2019. they recently released GPT-OSS, which is reasoning-only... or is it? turns out that underneath the surface, there is still a strong base model. so we extracted it. introducing gpt-oss-20b-base 🧵 https://t.co/3xryQgLF8Z" / X
Worse-than-average effect - Wikipedia
James Sanders on X: "An approximation I like is that an H100 is roughly a studio apartment https://t.co/amxewhhWii" / X
Giving the first £10,000 | Rohan's Rambles
About | Oak Hu
Hello | Cath Wang
Some Problems for Bayesian Confirmation Theory on JSTOR
Some Problems for Bayesian Confirmation Theory on JSTOR
Sam Glover on X: "Seems weird that Leopold's fund has a massive put option on a semiconductor ETF? What's that about? https://t.co/6CNg6ikm09" / X
Illusory superiority - Wikipedia
Reading List - by Julian Stastny - Redwood Research blog
METR on X: "In a new report, we evaluate whether GPT-5 poses significant catastrophic risks via AI R&D acceleration, rogue replication, or sabotage of AI labs. We conclude that this seems unlikely. However, capability trends continue rapidly, and models display increasing eval awareness. https://t.co/fT7qtfJ7C2" / X
Lessons from the Iraq War for AI policy — LessWrong
Log in | Aer Lingus
Planning for Extreme AI Risks - by Josh Clymer
My AGI timeline updates from GPT-5 (and 2025 so far) — LessWrong
Richard Hamming - Wikipedia
superfates on X: "okay what I did here was I took a data set of ChatGPT interactions collected in the wild and reversed the "assistant" and "user" tags. fine-tuned llama 8B on some of that data and gave it the ability to message you first. try it at https://t.co/GbRKrZDyLz 😊" / X
Phase transitions and AGI — LessWrong
Lonely runner conjecture - Wikipedia
Spearman's rank correlation coefficient - Wikipedia
Importance Sampling - YouTube
Importance sampling - Wikipedia
Cross-validation (statistics) - Wikipedia
Cracks are forming in Meta’s partnership with Scale AI | TechCrunch
Moral Progress Isn't Just Moral Circle Expansion
Building Black-box Scheming Monitors — LessWrong
An epistemic advantage of working as a moderate — LessWrong
Biology-Inspired AGI Timelines: The Trick That Never Works — LessWrong
California gold rush - Wikipedia
Fake thinking and real thinking — LessWrong
Sierra Nevada - Wikipedia