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Joining us inther fourth episode of our series AGI Governance on The Trajectory is Andrea Miotti, Founder and Executive Director of ControlAI. He is also one of the main authors…
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In many essays, I tout the moral mandate for humanity to construct a vastly posthuman intelligence (a worthy successor) that might expand its powers (potentia) and maintain life (the flame)…
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People who fear AGI destroying humanity often fear that AGI will not share human values. People who advocate for AGI soon often believe that AGI will naturally share human values….
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Joining us in the third episode of our series AGI Governance on The Trajectory is Stephen Ibaraki, Founder of the UN ITU AI for Good, and Chairman at REDDS Capital….
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In 2025, it is no longer intellectually honest to completely shun the idea of artificial general intelligence (AGI) or AGI risk. Yet still, in Dec 2024 (the time of this…
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Joining us in the second episode of our series AGI Governance on The Trajectory is Mike Brown, Partner at Shield Capital and the Former Director of the Defense Innovation Unit…
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Any honest AGI thinkers are frank about the fact that we can’t possibly predict all of the actions or ideas from a posthuman intelligence vastly beyond ourselves. While it seems…
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AI alignment typically implies anthropocentric goals: “Ensuring that AGI, no matter how powerful, will serve the interests and intentions of humans, remaining always under our control.” – or – “Ensuring…
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When it comes to cognitive architecture, philosophy, and AGI, few thinkers are as well-versed as Joscha Bach. Previously, Principal AI Engineer of Cognitive Computing at Intel, today he serves as…
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You’ve probably heard of: Well, how about: Taking i-Risk seriously implies planning for a future where: Taking i-Risk seriously implies understanding that i-Risk is an X-Risk. In this article, I’ll…
