Technoprogressive, biocosmist, rationalist, defensive accelerationist, longtermist
Matrice Jacobine
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Hydra
The Decreasing Value of Chain of Thought in Prompting
What @Manuel Del Río Rodríguez 🔹 call “collapse-focused” views. Most minimally stated, that medium-term involuntary global degrowth is likely if CO2 emissions aren’t strongly curbed in the short term.
“dissembling”?
I have talked to IPCC people. I think there are some double standards required to believe existential risk (as typically defined in the longtermist literature as permanently preventing humanity from reaching future technological maturity) from climate change is considered considerably less likely by climate experts as existential risk from unfriendly artificial general intelligence is considered by AI experts.
and another from studio XTR and director David Darg that promises “unprecedented access to key players at FTX and the cryptocurrency community” in Bankman-Fried’s home base of the Bahamas.
I don’t think this is necessarily related, but it should be noted that XTR is also currently making a documentary about the Zizians.
Priming effects are fake, but framing effects are real
This isn’t just abstract, historically in the South, it was often the feds who wanted to protect Black citizens and the state governments who wanted to avoid this under the banner of state’s rights.
This is exactly what I was thinking about. I thought this was the reason why the civil rights movement was heavily reliant on the constitutional amendments passed during Reconstruction.
Non-American here: how is this constitutional? Isn’t the whole point of US federalism to not allow that kind of law to exist?
Absolute Zero: Reinforced Self-play Reasoning with Zero Data
Is there a Half-Life for the Success Rates of AI Agents?
I’m on desktop, with ad-blocker off, and “hide Intercom” unchecked in the options, and still can’t see Intercom. I even tried different browsers.
Stylistic pastiche is unambiguously protected by the First Amendment, not “forgery”.
Yeah, I think the problem is surveying experts for their p(doom) isn’t something that has been done with climate experts AFAICT. (I’ll let you decide over whether this should be done or whether Mitchell is right and this methodology is bad to begin with.) But he stated the IPCC is planning to more extensively discuss degrowth in future reports.