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When I started hearing about the latest wave of results from neural networks, I thought to myself that Eliezer was probably wrong to bet against them. Should MIRI rethink its approach to friendliness?
I have one more thought about it. If we work on AI safety problem, we should find the way to secure exiting AIs, not ideal AIs. As if we work on nuclear energy safety, we it would be easy to secure nuclear reactors than nuclear weapons, but knowing that the weapons will be created, we still need to find the way to make the safe.
The world had chosen to develop neural net based AI. So we should think how install safety in it.