Also, I suspect that the current EA AI policy arm could find ways to be more diplomatic and cooperative
My impression is that the current EA AI policy arm isn’t having much active dialogue with the VC community and the like. I see Twitter spats that look pretty ugly, I suspect that this relationship could be improved on with more work.
At a higher level, I suspect that there could be a fair bit of policy work that both EAs and many of these VCs and others would be more okay with than what is currently being pushed. My impression is that we should be focused on narrow subsets of risks that matter a lot to EAs, but don’t matter much to others, so we can essentially trade and come out better than we are now.
My impression is that we should be focused on narrow subsets of risks that matter a lot to EAs, but don’t matter much to others, so we can essentially trade and come out better than we are now.
That seems like the wrong play to me. We need to be focused on achieving good outcomes and not being popular.
My personal take is that there are a bunch of better trade-offs between the two that we could be making. I think that the narrow subset of risks is where most of the value is, so from that standpoint, that could be a good trade-off.
My impression is that the current EA AI policy arm isn’t having much active dialogue with the VC community and the like. I see Twitter spats that look pretty ugly, I suspect that this relationship could be improved on with more work.
At a higher level, I suspect that there could be a fair bit of policy work that both EAs and many of these VCs and others would be more okay with than what is currently being pushed. My impression is that we should be focused on narrow subsets of risks that matter a lot to EAs, but don’t matter much to others, so we can essentially trade and come out better than we are now.
That seems like the wrong play to me. We need to be focused on achieving good outcomes and not being popular.
My personal take is that there are a bunch of better trade-offs between the two that we could be making. I think that the narrow subset of risks is where most of the value is, so from that standpoint, that could be a good trade-off.