It appears that all the responses to my comment perceive me to be recommending the Summit be spun off. I am not saying anything like that. I am commenting on the document and presenting what I think is a reasonable question in the mind of a reader. So the point is not to convince me that keeping the summit is a good idea. The point is to correct the shape of the document so that this question does not arise. Explaining how the Summit fits into the re-focused mission but the rationality training does not would do the trick.
I’m particularly happy that you are working on formalizing the problems. Does this represent a change (or compromise) in E’s stance on doing research in the open?
I’m particularly happy that you are working on formalizing the problems. Does this represent a change (or compromise) in E’s stance on doing research in the open?
I don’t think it was ever Eliezer’s position that all research had to be done in secret. There is a lot of Friendliness research that can be done in the open, and the ‘FAI Open Problems’ document will outline what that work is.
It appears that all the responses to my comment perceive me to be recommending the Summit be spun off. I am not saying anything like that. I am commenting on the document and presenting what I think is a reasonable question in the mind of a reader. So the point is not to convince me that keeping the summit is a good idea. The point is to correct the shape of the document so that this question does not arise. Explaining how the Summit fits into the re-focused mission but the rationality training does not would do the trick.
I’m particularly happy that you are working on formalizing the problems. Does this represent a change (or compromise) in E’s stance on doing research in the open?
I don’t think it was ever Eliezer’s position that all research had to be done in secret. There is a lot of Friendliness research that can be done in the open, and the ‘FAI Open Problems’ document will outline what that work is.