All of this AI stuff is a misguided sideshow. The disconnect between what Machine Learning represents and the desired or “hyped” abilities is very real. The flashy, headline grabbing results of the past decade are certainly a sideshow, but instead of hiding how far these systems are from actual cognition...
Fighting a decade of Machine Learning momentum. It seems the well received posts follow many of the same arguments, not about viability or milestones, but compute hardware trajectories or the pace of arXiv submissions reaching a point where even those in the field can't keep up anymore. I'm not suggesting...
I created a post for the Future Fund AI World Prize (AGI xRisk Competition) only days after seeing it mentioned on twitter, but I don’t really follow people on the alignment-side of the isle, so of course that post fell flat. As I’ve finally decided to make the formal post...