The only thing about which I want to encourage more reflection is Have more “Move fast and break things” attitude [admittedly there is a bit of context I’m not edit-pasting here, but you do seem to favour this approach to a fair extent].
My gentle nudge here is based on my sense that ‘moving fast and breaking things’ can have pretty bad consequences if you’re (collaboratively) exploring AI safety research tracks that recklessly put into circulation knowledge that can be used to increase capabilities over/without safety ‘points’.
Thank you for this post.
The only thing about which I want to encourage more reflection is Have more “Move fast and break things” attitude [admittedly there is a bit of context I’m not edit-pasting here, but you do seem to favour this approach to a fair extent].
My gentle nudge here is based on my sense that ‘moving fast and breaking things’ can have pretty bad consequences if you’re (collaboratively) exploring AI safety research tracks that recklessly put into circulation knowledge that can be used to increase capabilities over/without safety ‘points’.