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MIT's Stephen Casper urges AI safety researchers to pivot to policy

AI researcher Herbie Bradley disputed the advice, citing comparative advantage.

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MIT's Stephen Casper urges AI safety researchers to pivot to policy

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I think that this point in time is a test for CS people working in AI whose motivation is to ‘do as much good in the world as possible.’ Are we sober enough to recognize/admit this? Do we have the integrity to pivot from more comfortable and sometimes lucrative work? https://twitter.com/crsegerie/status/2076070786553790905

Herbie Bradley@herbiebradleyTECH

@StephenLCasper I wouldn't suggest pivoting; comparative advantage is very strong

I think that this point in time is a test for CS people working in AI whose motivation is to ‘do as much good in the world as possible.’ Are we sober enough to recognize/admit this? Do we have the integrity to pivot from more comfortable and sometimes lucrative work? https://twitter.com/crsegerie/status/2076070786553790905

Herbie Bradley@herbiebradleyTECH

@StephenLCasper I wouldn't suggest pivoting; comparative advantage is very strong

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