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11 August

Ryan GreenblattKorrents 11 Aug

From one piece Ryan Greenblatt – What happens once AI can automate AI research? 2 beliefs, in the piece's order there

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Anthropic's constitution is compatible with Claude seeking enormous amounts of power, as long as Claude believes that produces better outcomes.

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I think this constitution is in some sense very compatible with Claude doing huge amounts of power seeking because it thinks that will result in better outcomes.

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An AI should be built as a fiduciary, the equivalent of a lawyer for its user, rather than as an agent pursuing its own notion of the good.

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I do I do think that I wish that sort of my preferred constitution or like the way I would orient towards this like the thing I would prefer would be more like Claude is like look it would be structurally good for the way this technology work like the constitution should be like it would be structurally good for the way this technology works to be that AIS are like good fiduciaries, good representatives, the equivalent of a lawyer for a user

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