I would add an option to use GPT-4 API to show a post summary, offloading it from a human. For the above abstract the bot suggests the following:
The text is about John Wentworth’s Natural Abstraction agenda. This is an effort to understand and recover natural abstractions in realistic environments. The post provides a summary and review of the agenda, including its relationship to prior work and results. The goal is to help people understand natural abstractions and discuss future research priorities.
The post summarizes the intuition behind the agenda and relates it to previous work in various fields. It then lists key claims, including the Natural Abstraction Hypothesis and redundant information abstractions. The post also includes mathematical proofs for some of the key results in the redundant information abstraction line of work.
However, the post also critiques the agenda and its progress to date. It notes gaps in the theoretical framework and challenges its relevance to alignment. Additionally, it critiques John’s current research methodology.
I agree, it’s time for LessWrong to start integrating ChatGPT (go devs!). There’s a wait list to access the GPT-4 API, although maybe LessWrong can get themselves to the front of the line faster. GPT-3.5 turbo might suffice.
I would add an option to use GPT-4 API to show a post summary, offloading it from a human. For the above abstract the bot suggests the following:
The text is about John Wentworth’s Natural Abstraction agenda. This is an effort to understand and recover natural abstractions in realistic environments. The post provides a summary and review of the agenda, including its relationship to prior work and results. The goal is to help people understand natural abstractions and discuss future research priorities.
The post summarizes the intuition behind the agenda and relates it to previous work in various fields. It then lists key claims, including the Natural Abstraction Hypothesis and redundant information abstractions. The post also includes mathematical proofs for some of the key results in the redundant information abstraction line of work.
However, the post also critiques the agenda and its progress to date. It notes gaps in the theoretical framework and challenges its relevance to alignment. Additionally, it critiques John’s current research methodology.
And in the year 2031 of the Common Era, all abstracts on LessWrong are suddenly replaced with the line:
Later this would be judged to mark the beginning of Year 1 of the Silicon Dominate.
I agree, it’s time for LessWrong to start integrating ChatGPT (go devs!). There’s a wait list to access the GPT-4 API, although maybe LessWrong can get themselves to the front of the line faster. GPT-3.5 turbo might suffice.