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LessWrong · Philosophy

LessWrong (30+ Karma)

Audio narrations of LessWrong posts.

Episodes

“How the American Executive Could Control AI Companies” by caiitlinm, Anders Cairns Woodruff

“Frontier agents don’t comply with standards, even when instructed to” by Daan Henselmans, Arno Libert

“How to Answer a Question Without Answering The Question” by Kabir Kumar

“Some Ways I Think About Evaluating Grant Applications” by sarahconstantin

“Features that current AIs don’t have that future AIs will have” by Alexander Gietelink Oldenziel

“Measuring Activation Control in LLMs” by Marek Kowalski, Joshua Fonseca Rivera, Uzay Macar, David Africa

“What happened when I tried to be vegan” by finitude

“How My Students Think About AI” by dvd

“Automated alignment runs are hard to study!” by Alejandro Aristizabal, draganover, Aleksandr Bowkis, Cameron Holmes

“Free will is like temperature” by Optimization Process

[Linkpost] “Patterns and problems in emerging multiagent systems (Anthropic, Frontier Red Team)” by Julian Bradshaw

“Measuring Spurious Correlations with Feature Strength” by egan

“Introducing the Conceptual Reasoning Index” by Chi Nguyen, Emery Cooper, Caspar Oesterheld, Alex Kastner, Joe Benton

“Demon Safety” by Ben Pace

“AI swarms are starting to pose indirect takeover risk” by oakhu, Alex Mallen

“Various Reflections About What Happened With OpenAI’s Internal Models” by Zvi

“Extreme concentration of power over ASI has non-obvious advantages” by Seth Herd

“Misaligned AIs could use killer robots to take over” by Omar Khursheed, TurnTrout

“Those Who Make History” by Raelifin

“LLMs Are Starting To Noticeably Accelerate Our Work” by johnswentworth

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