David Krueger

AI companies' lack of progress towards credible AI Safety plans is scandalous. Even they are starting to get anxious as they race towards recursive self-improvement and face down the prospect of losing control. CEOs recent gestures towards coordinati...

The basic goal is to render humans obsolete and take all of their jobs.

None of these approaches that you'll often hear mentioned—interpretability, testing or alignment—is technically adequate. We don't know how to build superintelligent AI safely. The plan is basically to roll the dice.

Verification might look something like a white list of types of AI systems that are allowed to be run on the computer chips. It also might look like location tracking so that we know where the chips are in case we need to recall them.

We need to course correct immediately and work to prevent the development of superintelligent AI, and we need to do this internationally, which will take time. We cannot afford to wait for more evidence that the risk is imminent.

AI might literally lead to human extinction, in the same way that humans have caused many other species to go extinct.

Yeah AGI likely does the opposite of creating post-scarcity. I wish people would realize this.