Do you think replacing (or at least combining) LW Review with the Open Problems frame would be an improvement on that axis?
Also: does it seem useful to you to measure overall progress on [the cluster of good things that the rationality and/or alignment community are pointed at?]?
Do you think replacing (or at least combining) LW Review with the Open Problems frame would be an improvement on that axis?
Uh, maybe for combining? I think my main complaint with LW review as a metric is more just that I disagree with the preferences of other people and think that a bunch of work is happening on places other than LW. I don’t really think Open Problems helps much with this from my perspective. (In many cases I can’t name a clear and operationalized open problem and more just think “more progress here would be good.)
I wasn’t quite sure from your phrasings:
Do you think replacing (or at least combining) LW Review with the Open Problems frame would be an improvement on that axis?
Also: does it seem useful to you to measure overall progress on [the cluster of good things that the rationality and/or alignment community are pointed at?]?
Uh, maybe for combining? I think my main complaint with LW review as a metric is more just that I disagree with the preferences of other people and think that a bunch of work is happening on places other than LW. I don’t really think Open Problems helps much with this from my perspective. (In many cases I can’t name a clear and operationalized open problem and more just think “more progress here would be good.)