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    AI risk debates and choosing experts to fit existing beliefs

    A user invokes @danwilliamsphil’s concept of the “marketplace of rationalizations” to criticize the quality of discussion about which AI risks are real.

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    2 Sources, 19d ago, first seen 19d ago

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    One user calls discussion about the reality of various AI risks “fairly terrible,” saying it feels possible to believe whatever you want about AI by choosing your favorite expert. They connect that frustration to @danwilliamsphil’s concept of the “marketplace of rationalizations.”

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    @xuanaloguefinding recent discourse about the reality of various AI risks fairly terrible, and I'm reminded of @danwilliamsphil's concept of the "marketplace of rationalizations" -- feels like you can believe anything you want about AI by picking your favourite expert
    @kyliebytesthe discourse has been hellish, honestly, and it feels rare to find something so well written, rational, and compelling. This is great, like actually perfect https://www.verysane.ai/p/is-metr-a-meaningful-check-on-anthropic

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    @xuanaloguefinding recent discourse about the reality of various AI risks fairly terrible, and I'm reminded of @danwilliamsphil's concept of the "marketplace of rationalizations" -- feels like you can believe anything you want about AI by picking your favourite expert
    @kyliebytesthe discourse has been hellish, honestly, and it feels rare to find something so well written, rational, and compelling. This is great, like actually perfect https://www.verysane.ai/p/is-metr-a-meaningful-check-on-anthropic