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LessWrong · Philosophy

LessWrong (30+ Karma)

Audio narrations of LessWrong posts.

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“Subliminal Learning Happens at Every Rank, Given the Right Learning Rate and Enough Data” by Lawrence Feng

“Why study alignment interventions on pre-RL checkpoints?” by Edward James Young, Puria, Cam

“Why study proto-training gaming as an adversarial alignment failure mode?” by Puria, Edward James Young, Cam

“Notes on technical alignment via human-like social drives” by Steven Byrnes

“Reframing LessWrong-style decision theory as “commitment theory”” by Elias Schmied

“The mosquito bucket of doom works” by dominicq

“Personascope: Measuring how deeply LLMs adopt personas” by Benji Berczi, Kyuhee Kim, Sid Black, Cozmin Ududec

“AI Safety Can’t Afford a Second Cause” by atlasaligned

“Superhuman Articulacy as an LLM Safety Target” by Dylan Bowman

“Experiments With Fabel’s Fiction” by Tomás B.

“No Space Like J-Space” by Zvi

“Current views on large-scale longtermist philanthropy” by Zach Stein-Perlman

“Data filtering works a lot worse than you would expect” by Dohun Lee, J Rosser, Josh Engels, Neel Nanda

“A conceptor by any other name” by Keenan Pepper

“Some Important Models for Health and Fitness” by benwr

“Claude Code as a Claude Coach” by Brendan Long

“Bounding eval awareness of ~human-level AI across the safe-to-dangerous shift” by Patrick Leask, Charlie Griffin

“Desiderata for functional welfare experiments on LLMs” by Rikhil Jhaveri, Jamie Johnson, David Africa

“A Review of Anthropic’s Global Workspace Paper” by Neel Nanda

“SFF is very suboptimal” by Zach Stein-Perlman

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