KatjaGrace

What hap­pens if you pre­sent 500 peo­ple with an ar­gu­ment that AI is risky?

Ten ar­gu­ments that AI is an ex­is­ten­tial risk

Se­condary forces of debt

Pod­casts: AGI Show, Con­sis­tently Can­did, Lon­don Futurists

What if a tech com­pany forced you to move to NYC?

Pod­cast: Cen­ter for AI Policy, on AI risk and listen­ing to AI researchers

Twin Peaks: un­der the air

Is suffer­ing like shit?

Pod­cast: Eye4AI on 2023 Survey

An ex­pla­na­tion of evil in an or­ga­nized world

The first fu­ture and the best future

Ex­per­i­ment on re­peat­ing choices

• KatjaGraceApr 18, 2024, 6:06 PM

  3 points

  2

  in reply to: Odd anon’s comment on: Mid-con­di­tional love

  I’d say my identity is another condition that separates me from the worms, but you are right it is a special one, and perhaps ‘unconditionally’ means ‘only on condition of your identity’.

• KatjaGraceApr 18, 2024, 6:03 PM

  2 points

  0

  in reply to: Nathan Young’s comment on: Hous­ing Sup­ply (new dis­cus­sion for­mat)

  Why does it having a productivity problem mean it doesn’t have a housing problem? Seems like you want to say housing will not fix its productivity problem? (And that is a bigger problem, thus housing is not the biggest?)

Mid-con­di­tional love

Par­tial value takeover with­out world takeover

Have we re­ally for­saken nat­u­ral se­lec­tion?

Robin Han­son and I talk about AI risk

More pod­casts on 2023 AI sur­vey: Cog­ni­tive Revolu­tion and FLI

New so­cial credit formalizations