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[Link] A community alert about Ziz
Bottle Caps Aren’t Optimisers
Podcast with Oli Habryka on LessWrong / Lightcone Infrastructure
Takeaways from a survey on AI alignment resources
AXRP Episode 31 - Singular Learning Theory with Daniel Murfet
Test Cases for Impact Regularisation Methods
AXRP Episode 27 - AI Control with Buck Shlegeris and Ryan Greenblatt
Most experts believe COVID-19 was probably not a lab leak
Announcing the Vitalik Buterin Fellowships in AI Existential Safety!
Superforecasting the Origins of the Covid-19 Pandemic
On Frequentism and Bayesian Dogma
AXRP Episode 9 - Finite Factored Sets with Scott Garrabrant
I can guarantee you from my perspective as a coach that a good number of the items mentioned here are abjectly false.
What’s an example of something that’s false?
Review for 2020 Review
This seal baldly asserts that it is an elephant. The only quasi-evidence given for this claim is the demonstration of an unusually long nose—but it’s entirely possible to have a long nose and not be an elephant! For instance, the humble jellyfish has long tendrils that may act as a nose, and yet is widely believed to not be an elephant at all. As such, the seal fails to prove their case—hardly fitting for a forum that prizes rationality. I think it would be incredibly unwise to select this as one of the best posts of 2020.