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    Recent graduation as a measure of AI safety expertise

    Many people working on AI safety begin engaging seriously with it as undergraduates, the author says—not only after graduation.

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    A post argues that “just graduated” is a bad basis for dismissing someone’s AI safety knowledge or expertise, saying many people in the field begin engaging seriously as undergraduates. The author cites someone who, they say, has been concerned about AI safety since her first year of college.

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    @xuanalogueJulie (@eeeeiluj) is great and has been concerned about AI safety since the first year of undergrad (she was briefly in @MITCoCoSci)! Many who work on AI safety start seriously engaging w it in undergrad, so "just graduated" is a bad proxy for dismissing knowledge or expertise.

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    @xuanalogueJulie (@eeeeiluj) is great and has been concerned about AI safety since the first year of undergrad (she was briefly in @MITCoCoSci)! Many who work on AI safety start seriously engaging w it in undergrad, so "just graduated" is a bad proxy for dismissing knowledge or expertise.