As the title goes, I’d like to know if spending some time learning basic economics/psychology/social science is worthwhile if I aim to work in AI-related field (not limited to x-risks, such as: AI weapons risks, AI controlling human values/decisions...）
Sorry for my ignorance of AI risks, I can’t think of many examples myself, maybe:
1.The idea of AI alignment and training itself is related to psychology
2.AI governance itself would (maybe) influence the economics or welfare to the society( I’m not sure because I don’t actually know how AI regulation/governance works)
Can someone give me some concrete examples to explain why social science is important for AI risks?
[Question] Why is learning economics, psychology, sociology important for preventing AI risks?
As the title goes, I’d like to know if spending some time learning basic economics/psychology/social science is worthwhile if I aim to work in AI-related field (not limited to x-risks, such as: AI weapons risks, AI controlling human values/decisions...） Sorry for my ignorance of AI risks, I can’t think of many examples myself, maybe: 1.The idea of AI alignment and training itself is related to psychology 2.AI governance itself would (maybe) influence the economics or welfare to the society( I’m not sure because I don’t actually know how AI regulation/governance works) Can someone give me some concrete examples to explain why social science is important for AI risks?