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Eight claims about multi-agent AGI safety

📅 2021
policy development
🔵 Rare
#ai

📖 Description

There are quite a few arguments about how interactions between multiple AGIs affect risks from AGI development. I've identified at least eight distinct but closely-related claims which it seems worthwhile to disambiguate. I've split them up into four claims about the process of training AGIs, and four claims about the process of deploying AGIs; after listing them, I go on to explain each in more detail. Note that while I believe that all of these ideas are interesting enough to warrant further investigation, I don't currently believe that all of them are true as stated. In particular, I think that so far there's been little compelling explanation of why interactions between many aligned AIs might have castastrophic effects on the world (as is discussed in point 7).

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Variable Change Condition
Research +5 Always
Vibey Doom +5 Always
Ethics Risk -5 Always

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"This is a significant contribution to alignment research"
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