Steven Adler

It is by no means perfect, but I’d love to see critics lay out a stronger competing vision; seems pretty hard.

Very grateful that the AI 2027 team has a plan for the global calamity that is superintelligence [that arrives fast and before we are ready]. It is by no means perfect, but I’d love to see critics lay out a stronger competing vision; seems pretty har...

My view: AI companies should be liable for harms their products cause. Liability gives them an incentive to invest in prevention upfront.

We need diplomacy focused on ending the AI arms race, and we need verifiable international agreements so that no company or country creates systems that can't be controlled.

We need to make this a goal state. If the countries come together and have an international summit on how to safely ban superintelligence, but we fail at the diplomacy, that would be unfortunate, but at least we would have tried.

Before a new model's release, Al companies commonly (though not always) run safety tests - and release the results in a "System Card." The idea is to see if the model has any extreme abilities (like strong cyberhacking), and then to take an appropri...