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Sanity and SainthoodTheir words
The biggest endorsement I can give this book is that I once considered writing a book like this, but now I consider the job done.
25 September 2025
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the perspective I outline is very bullish on AI capabilities and very concerned about the risks which may arise by default, but also hopeful that, through foresight and vigorous action, we can mitigate the worst of these risks.
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Contrary to some people’s beliefs, companies do not in fact have sufficient incentives to mitigate all major risks, and competition is driving corner-cutting that needs to be reined in somehow.
1 November 2024
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Government payments and benefits aimed at raising birth rates do not reverse the decline.Their words
Across the OECD, governments are upping their spending. But a wealth of research suggests these fail to mitigate the downward trend.
9 November 2023
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China will incorporate Taiwan, peacefully or militarily, and from its own standpoint that outcome is not in doubt.Their words
Yes, China has been very clear that they’ll incorporate Taiwan peacefully or militarily, but that they will incorporate it from their standpoint is 100% likely.
25 October 2023
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High perplexity makes an attack more vulnerable to be detected and mitigated.
25 May 2023
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There are no existing AI/ML systems that mitigate clinical failure risks due to target choice or toxicology.
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