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Seems like a pretty easy leap from "Mythos has capabilities we don't want our adversaries to have" to "Future more powerful AI systems could have capabilities we don't want the AI system itself to have if we don't have clear ways of knowing that it will do what we want"
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This is a situation where I really truly don't understand what it implies for AI safety
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Look I gotta say if you were in DC in 2022 and someone said “I think it’s possible that in 4 years LLMs could be so powerful that the President will ban a general chatbot because of the threat of adversaries using it” there was a high chance they knew me personally
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I realize EA might be extrapolating too far but so far it’s been very useful to me to be around the extrapolations
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Shit
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Man Fable is amazing. I'm in data viz utopia rn
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I'm sure other countries are interested in stoking fears about data centers, partly because they might want more of the dc action themselves, but I agree completely that for most Americans reacting to data centers, everything I know points to this being mostly homegrown. Will write my own take on this soon.
Jun 12
looked at the claims that outside interference is juicing up data center opposition
experts say it mostly appears to be homegrown but it’s very likely outside actors will try more as we get closer to the midterms
wired.com/story/china-us-dat…
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I am seeing a "Let's not go crazy about this" coalition slowly forming
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Promoting this level of low trust conspiracy theory politics is just so repulsive to me
The only thing the DC establishment can agree on is a love of Jeffrey Epstein — and a hatred of me.
Together, we will take back our government from the Epstein class.
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"DC is run by pedophiles who all want you to believe all those things women have said about me" but somehow left coded
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New Yorker recently. This idea will never die.
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To see how much water your AI prompts actually use you can use this tool which compares the best current expert estimates to your total water footprint andymasley.com/visuals/ai-pr…
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Oh my god
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I gave @AnthropicAI's new Fable 5 my hardest challenge: explain the Riemann Hypothesis — math's most famous unsolved problem — to anyone. Two prompts later: a full interactive site this video, scored with music composed from the zeta zeros themselves 🤯🎵 riemann.adilmoujahid.com
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If you're part of a social group or org that hates my guts, I've also included full permission for you to copy everything here without crediting me to your own website. We gotta make this craziness stop.
Jun 11
A lot of people often ask me where I get my numbers when I claim that chatbot use doesn't add much to your personal carbon or water footprint, or bring up that different models and outputs have wildly different costs. I made this interactive visual where you can see exactly how lots of different models and prompts affect your total carbon and water budget. All estimates pulled from EcoLogits, which is an open source project that estimates chatbot usage and if anything is much more critical of chatbot energy costs than I am.
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A lot of people often ask me where I get my numbers when I claim that chatbot use doesn't add much to your personal carbon or water footprint, or bring up that different models and outputs have wildly different costs. I made this interactive visual where you can see exactly how lots of different models and prompts affect your total carbon and water budget. All estimates pulled from EcoLogits, which is an open source project that estimates chatbot usage and if anything is much more critical of chatbot energy costs than I am.
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Basically you don't need to trust anything I'm saying here. Every single number is cited.
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One of the more unpopular takes I have is that we should be willing to sacrifice a lot of local environments for the sake of reducing emissions, because solving climate is much more urgent & will have more severe global consequences if we don't. Cut down the trees for solar etc.
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See here for example. If climate is a war we should treat it like one fullfatandlukewarm.substack.…
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