The next workshop is co-located with NeurIPS in December.
First, @richardmcngo‘s “favorite talk he’s ever given”: on mechanisms that emergently incentivize the deliberate destruction of value:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6sf3zQZUTDI
There’s no textbook on post-AGI political economy. But there are recorded talks from the 2nd post-AGI workshop!
All are now online at http://post-agi.org/talks/
A 🧵 of new highlights:
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There’s no textbook on post-AGI political economy. But there are recorded talks from the 2nd post-AGI workshop!
All are now online at http://post-agi.org/talks/
A 🧵 of new highlights:
@IvanVendrov on “Supercooperation as an Alternative to Superintelligence”. He discusses constraints that limit cooperation between humans, and what might happen once those constraints are lifted:
Part 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lWQQQ72c-S4
In the next few weeks, we’ll also post the videos from our May workshop at Lighthaven.
In the meantime, here are previous highlights:
The talk voted “most mind-blowing” at our workshop was on post-AGI values by @BerenMillidge. The main idea: cooperation and pro-social values could remain viable because they’re competitive. After all, they won in our Malthusian past!
Part 2 of @IvanVendrov's talk fleshes out steps towards supercooperation with: - ultra-high-bandwidth hearing for group deliberation, - deletable diplomats for deniable negotiations, and - LLM-augmented exchanges enabling constant micro-transactions.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mB3NdAANsGk
@IvanVendrov on “Supercooperation as an Alternative to Superintelligence”. He discusses constraints that limit cooperation between humans, and what might happen once those constraints are lifted:
Part 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lWQQQ72c-S4
@degerturann maps out “Concrete Mechanisms for Slow Loss of Control”, introducing a new tool for breaking down messy civilization-scale questions into concrete subquestions informed by prediction markets:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W4cfXGw-8yc
@WilCunningham forecasts we’ll implicitly adapt our behavior to LLMs’ expectations of us, leading to self-fulfilling prophecies:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y9t-cfhp9aA
@AnnaWSalamon laid out alternatives to thinking of humans as simple value-maximizers. For example, as conversation partners, or bundles of little teloses:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=71RSNz_Aep8
@DavidDuvenaud Super interesting talk series!
There’s no textbook on post-AGI political economy. But there are recorded talks from the 2nd post-AGI workshop!
All are now online at http://post-agi.org/talks/
A 🧵 of new highlights:
