What is the proportionality thesis in the context of Intelligence Explosion?
The one I googled says something about the worst punishments for the worst crimes.
From David Chalmers' paper:
...We might call this assumption a proportionality thesis: it holds that increases in intelligence (or increases of a certain sort) always lead to proportionate increases in the capacity to design intelligent systems. Perhaps the most promising way for an opponent to resist is to suggest that this thesis may fail. It might fail because here are upper limits in intelligence space, as with resistance to the last premise. It might fail because there are points of diminishing returns: perhaps beyond a certain point, a 10% increase in
I've once again updated my list of forthcoming and desired articles on AI risk, which currently names 17 forthcoming articles and books about AGI risk, and also names 26 desired articles that I wish researchers were currently writing.
But I'd like to hear your suggestions, too. Which articles not already on the list as "forthcoming" or "desired" would you most like to see written, on the subject of AGI risk?
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