I mean, he has, see Research Priorities for Robust and Beneficial Artificial Intelligence,
Thanks for this reference, but it’s co-authored with Daniel Dewey and Max Tegmark and seems to serve as an overview of AI safety research agendas that existed in 2015 rather than Stuart Russell’s personal research priorities. (It actually seems to cite MIRI and Bostrom more than anyone else.)
and the articles you quote.
The ones I looked at all seemed to be written at a very high level for a general (not even ML/AI researchers) audience (and as you noted seem to be overly simplified compared to his actual views). What is the best reference for explaining his personal view of AI risk/safety? I’m happy to read something that’s written for a non-LW research audience.
(EDIT: Removed part about grad students, as it seems more understandable at this point for them to not have written up their views yet.)
seems to serve as an overview of AI safety research agendas that existed in 2015 rather than Stuart Russell’s personal research priorities.
Fair point (I just skimmed it again, I last read it over a year ago). In that case I don’t think there is such a reference, which I agree is confusing. He is working on a book about AI safety that is supposed to be published soon, but I don’t know any details about it.
Thanks for this reference, but it’s co-authored with Daniel Dewey and Max Tegmark and seems to serve as an overview of AI safety research agendas that existed in 2015 rather than Stuart Russell’s personal research priorities. (It actually seems to cite MIRI and Bostrom more than anyone else.)
The ones I looked at all seemed to be written at a very high level for a general (not even ML/AI researchers) audience (and as you noted seem to be overly simplified compared to his actual views). What is the best reference for explaining his personal view of AI risk/safety? I’m happy to read something that’s written for a non-LW research audience.
(EDIT: Removed part about grad students, as it seems more understandable at this point for them to not have written up their views yet.)
Fair point (I just skimmed it again, I last read it over a year ago). In that case I don’t think there is such a reference, which I agree is confusing. He is working on a book about AI safety that is supposed to be published soon, but I don’t know any details about it.