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The case for aligning narrowly superhuman models

📅 2021
policy development
🔵 Rare
#ai #gpt #language models #machine learning (ml) #outer alignment

📖 Description

*I wrote this post to get people's takes on a type of work that seems exciting to me personally; I'm not speaking for Open Phil as a whole. Institutionally, we are very uncertain whether to prioritize this (and if we do where it should be housed and how our giving should be structured). **We are not seeking grant applications on this topic right now.***

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"Important work advancing our understanding of AI safety"
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"Discussed in AI safety community"
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