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    The case against scaling AI past a certain point before solving mechanistic interpretability

    A user argues that mechanistic interpretability is a minimum requirement for making AI alignment an engineering discipline.

    roonRO
    1 Source, 40m ago, first seen 40m ago

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    A user argues that AI alignment cannot become an engineering discipline without solving mechanistic interpretability. In a reply to their own post, they call scaling AI past a certain point without it “suicidal,” say such scaling should not be allowed anywhere, and add that international cooperation would be hard but possible.

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    roon@tszzland it will be suicidal to scale past a certain point unless that is done. we should not allow it here or anywhere. I regret if I have at any point implied that international cooperation is impossible; it will be hard but possible40m

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    roon@tszzland it will be suicidal to scale past a certain point unless that is done. we should not allow it here or anywhere. I regret if I have at any point implied that international cooperation is impossible; it will be hard but possible40m