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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…
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Before the iPhone, there was the Palm Pilot, and before OpenAI, there was (and still is) Numenta – both were founded by Jeff Hawkins. Jeff joins us on The Trajectory…
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If there were a global AI-caused disaster, would that bring about the real possibility of global AI policy and coordination? I’m very much of the belief that a brute arms…
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This week, Scott Aaronson joins us on The Trajectory for episode 4 of the Worthy Successor series. Scott is a theoretical computer scientist and Schlumberger Centennial Chair of Computer Science…
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From Emerson’s Self-Reliance: This one fact the world hates, that the soul becomes; for that forever degrades the past, turns all riches to poverty, all reputation to a shame, confounds…
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This post is not intended as an article, but as an opportunity to define a term I often refer to in talks and essays. For more context on these essays,…
