The Artificiality of Alignment
Date : 2023-08-19
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Jessica Dai critiques the state of AI alignment research, arguing that its focus on building products for financial gain may not be equipped to address real and imminent risks associated with AI. She explores the financial incentives shaping alignment work and questions whether current approaches can prevent catastrophic harms. Dai also examines the role of public discourse in addressing these challenges, emphasizing the need for accurate information and understanding in high-stakes situations.
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