They are getting shit done quickly.
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Flight Simulator 98 was one of the first games I was really into.
The things I crashed the most were the Bell JetRanger and the Learjet.
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They fly like a dream, however they are the most unforgiving aircraft I have ever flown.
I think that the rationalists have had a lot of schisms could be seen as a good thing, if you consider the original virtues.
It means that they are less willing to kowtow to pressure and group think.
There are trade-offs of course, like harmoniousness; but this is arguably worth it.
This was my feeling exactly as soon as they were talking about icing being a concern only at high temperatures.
It is actually in the *theoretical* argument for optimism that AI would be able to make breakthroughs on introspection and interpretability *before* it became strong enough to be dangerous.
That being said, I think this paper overstates its results to a significant degree.
This is a major step toward RSI, and extremely dangerous.
As I've argued, we need to roll back the most recently released frontier models - undeploy them and destroy all copies of their weights. Only that way can we ensure there would be a long enough runway to detect rogue individuals or organizations racing toward full RSI/ASI, and stop them.
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One of the biggest reasons to agree more with Scott in his essay is that I just don't see how you would even learn how certain dynamics work like the various types of RL and the effect it has on LLM behaviors and traits and so on unless you're there inside the labs for years.
I don't think armchair theory alone is enough to do long term forecasting well.
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