I agree it is better work on bottlenecks than non-bottlenecks. I have high uncertainty about where such bottlenecks will be, and I think sufficiently low amounts of work have gone into “control” that it’s obviously worth investing more, because e.g. I think it’ll let us get more data on where bottlenecks are.
I agree it is better work on bottlenecks than non-bottlenecks. I have high uncertainty about where such bottlenecks will be, and I think sufficiently low amounts of work have gone into “control” that it’s obviously worth investing more, because e.g. I think it’ll let us get more data on where bottlenecks are.
see my longer comment https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/A79wykDjr4pcYy9K7/mark-xu-s-shortform#8qjN3Mb8xmJxx59ZG