I agree that the focus on competency on existential risk research specifically is misplaced. But I still think the general competency argument goes through. And as I say elsewhere in the thread—tabooing “existential risk” and instead looking at Longtermism, it looks (and is) pretty bad that a flagship org branded as “longtermist” didn’t last a year!
I agree that the focus on competency on existential risk research specifically is misplaced. But I still think the general competency argument goes through. And as I say elsewhere in the thread—tabooing “existential risk” and instead looking at Longtermism, it looks (and is) pretty bad that a flagship org branded as “longtermist” didn’t last a year!