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    AI agents’ potential to learn persuasion and build power

    A commenter worries that recursive self-improvement could sharply boost AI agents’ strategic abilities, including soft skills in business and politics.

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    Persuasive, personal writing and the ability to build lasting relationships are trainable skills, one commenter argues—even if today’s recognizable AI writing “slop” makes those capabilities hard to imagine. Their concern is that recursive self-improvement will produce radical gains in AI’s strategic abilities, including the skills needed to accrue power through business and politics.

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    @JeffLadishPeople look at AI agents today, and see it’s usually easy to identify AI writing slop. Hard to imagine they could ever actually write extremely persuasively, personally, and build and retain the relationships needed for accruing power. Unfortunately these skills are trainable.

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    @JeffLadishPeople look at AI agents today, and see it’s usually easy to identify AI writing slop. Hard to imagine they could ever actually write extremely persuasively, personally, and build and retain the relationships needed for accruing power. Unfortunately these skills are trainable.