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https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/eQhDXk57ZgE6Sa8dK/fictional-parasites-very-different-from-our-own | eQhDXk57ZgE6Sa8dK | Fictional parasites very different from our own | abhishaike-mahajan | Note: this is a fictional story. Heavily inspired by SSC’s similar posts on fictional legal systems and fictional banned drugs.
Neuroplana temporalis
Neuroplana temporalis is a flatworm that resides in the cerebrospinal fluid of mammals with a diurnal rhythm. It has a particular affinity for the regions surrounding the... | 2024-09-08 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/TbaCa7sY3GxHBcXTd/my-number-1-epistemology-book-recommendation-inventing | TbaCa7sY3GxHBcXTd | My Number 1 Epistemology Book Recommendation: Inventing Temperature | adamShimi | In my last post, I wrote that no resource out there exactly captured my model of epistemology, which is why I wanted to share a half-baked version of it.
But I do have one book which I always recommend to people who want to learn more about epistemology: Inventing Temperature by Hasok Chang.
To be very clear, my recomm... | 2024-09-08 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/SB6keh2ZTiTNuB2xE/is-this-a-pivotal-weak-act-creating-bacteria-that-decompose | SB6keh2ZTiTNuB2xE | Is this a Pivotal Weak Act?
Creating bacteria that decompose metal | doomyeser | This has been haunting my mind for a while and I would appreciate feedback on it!
In his infamous article "AGI Ruin: A list of lethalities" Eliezer defines a "pivotal weak act" and gives a heuristic proof that no such thing can exist.
TLDR: I think his proof is wrong and there is a counterexample. I believe creating ba... | 2024-09-11 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/XNnPsTKgiQtsypPfg/why-i-m-bearish-on-mechanistic-interpretability-the-shards | XNnPsTKgiQtsypPfg | Why I'm bearish on mechanistic interpretability: the shards are not in the network | tailcalled | Once upon a time, the sun let out a powerful beam of light which shattered the world. The air and the liquid was split, turning into body and breath. Body and breath became fire, trees and animals. In the presence of the lightray, any attempt to reunite simply created more shards, of mushrooms, carnivores, herbivores a... | 2024-09-13 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/JTLquqW9GNtMYBrsZ/i-want-a-good-multi-llm-api-powered-chatbot | JTLquqW9GNtMYBrsZ | I want a good multi-LLM API-powered chatbot | rotatingpaguro | Chatbots are pretty useful to me, but the pro plans are expensive. I don't want to spend 20$/month here and there. However, I couldn't find a free chatbot app with at least OpenAI and Anthropic API support with a similar level of functionality as the online gpt or claude chatbots. In particular I want to attach images ... | 2024-09-08 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/5BB6hiihyEgZgQDtE/contra-yudkowsky-on-2-4-6-game-difficulty-explanations | 5BB6hiihyEgZgQDtE | Contra Yudkowsky on 2-4-6 Game Difficulty Explanations | josh-hickman | To be clear from the outset: I don't believe Eliezer Yudkowsky would make any of the mistakes I describe in this post when playing 2-4-6-alike games. I've performed well in novel pattern-finding challenges, but not necessarily better than I imagine Yudkowsky would. I'm confident he correctly understands and would empha... | 2024-09-08 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/3JN83omcFqDmXTYsd/attachment-theory-and-the-effects-of-secure-attachment-on | 3JN83omcFqDmXTYsd | Attachment THEORY AND THE EFFECTS OF SECURE ATTACHMENT ON CHILD DEVELOPMENT | Unknown | Attachment theory is a psychological theory that has gained an important place in child development literature, especially since the mid-20th century. First developed by British psychiatrist John Bowlby, the theory suggests that the emotional bonds that children form with their primary caregivers deeply affect their so... | 2024-09-08 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/MvfD4tmzyuCYFqB2f/open-problems-in-aixi-agent-foundations | MvfD4tmzyuCYFqB2f | Open Problems in AIXI Agent Foundations | Amyr | Originally stand-alone, added to the AIXI agent foundations sequence, underlying research supported by the LTFF.
I believe that the theoretical foundations of the AIXI agent and variations are a surprisingly neglected and high leverage approach to agent foundations research. Though discussion of AIXI is pretty ubiquito... | 2024-09-12 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/Q9omyL3qooXdjnyZn/that-alien-message-the-animation | Q9omyL3qooXdjnyZn | That Alien Message - The Animation | Writer | Our new video is an adaptation of That Alien Message, by @Eliezer Yudkowsky. This time, the text has been significantly adapted, so I include it below. The author of the adaptation is Arthur Frost. Eliezer has reviewed the adaptation.
Part 1
Picture a world just like ours, except the people are a fair bit smarter: in t... | 2024-09-07 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/sMBjsfNdezWFy6Dz5/pay-risk-evaluators-in-cash-not-equity | sMBjsfNdezWFy6Dz5 | Pay Risk Evaluators in Cash, Not Equity | adam_scholl | Personally, I suspect the alignment problem is hard. But even if it turns out to be easy, survival may still require getting at least the absolute basics right; currently, I think we're mostly failing even at that.
Early discussion of AI risk often focused on debating the viability of various elaborate safety schemes h... | 2024-09-07 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/oRNqZwjgWSGfFdyND/reformative-hypocrisy-and-paying-close-enough-attention-to | oRNqZwjgWSGfFdyND | Reformative Hypocrisy, and Paying Close Enough Attention to Selectively Reward It. | Andrew_Critch | People often attack frontier AI labs for "hypocrisy" when the labs admit publicly that AI is an extinction threat to humanity. Often these attacks ignore the difference between various kinds of hypocrisy, some of which are good, including what I'll call "reformative hypocrisy". Attacking good kinds of hypocrisy can be... | 2024-09-11 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/NiTuqw6LRFifqzRRH/excerpts-from-a-reader-s-manifesto | NiTuqw6LRFifqzRRH | Excerpts from "A Reader's Manifesto" | arjun-panickssery | “A Reader’s Manifesto” is a July 2001 Atlantic piece by B.R. Myers that I've returned to many times. He complains about the inaccessible pretension of the highbrow literary fiction of his day. The article is mostly a long list of critiques of various quotes/passages from well-reviewed books by famous authors. It’s hard... | 2024-09-06 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/3jXqvHej48Q3t8yjv/fun-with-cellxgene | 3jXqvHej48Q3t8yjv | Fun With CellxGene | sarahconstantin | Midjourney image
For this week’s post, I thought I’d mess around a bit with the CellXGene tool provided by the Chan Zuckerberg Institute.
It’s based on a big dataset of individual cells, classified by tissue, cell type, and disease state, and their gene expression profiles (single-cell RNA counts).
You can automaticall... | 2024-09-06 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/m6qoRhwyayfRQGbh5/is-this-voting-system-strategy-proof | m6qoRhwyayfRQGbh5 | Is this voting system strategy proof? | donald-hobson | My voting system works like this. Each voter expresses their preferences for all candidates on a real numbered utility scale.
Then a Maximal lottery takes place over all lotteries over candidates. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maximal_lotteries
Lets describe this in more detail. Suppose there are 3 candidates. A,B,C.
T... | 2024-09-06 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/7b2tBCdDfJb6CwqoK/what-does-it-mean-for-an-event-or-observation-to-have | 7b2tBCdDfJb6CwqoK | What does it mean for an event or observation to have probability 0 or 1 in Bayesian terms? | sharmake-farah | Okay, this one is a simple probability question/puzzle:
What does it actually mean for a probability 0 or 1 event to actually occur, or for those who like subjective credences more, what does it mean to have a probability 0 or 1 observation in Bayesian terms?
Part of my motivation here is to address the limiting cases ... | 2024-09-17 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/efwcZ35LwS6HgFcN8/backdoors-as-an-analogy-for-deceptive-alignment | efwcZ35LwS6HgFcN8 | Backdoors as an analogy for deceptive alignment | Jacob_Hilton | ARC has released a paper on Backdoor defense, learnability and obfuscation in which we study a formal notion of backdoors in ML models. Part of our motivation for this is an analogy between backdoors and deceptive alignment, the possibility that an AI system would intentionally behave well in training in order to give ... | 2024-09-06 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/v5BtymHCqAqXqneAt/a-cable-holder-for-2-cent | v5BtymHCqAqXqneAt | A Cable Holder for 2 Cent | johannes-c-mayer | On Amazon, you can buy 50 cable holders for 20 cents a piece. In this video, I show how to make one for 2 cents. If I need just one I can make just one, using only readily available materials.
However, note that usually, cable holders on Amazon allow you to detach and reattach cables easily. If you frequently need to d... | 2024-09-06 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/t6NkwgDiCcKrgMdCD/perhaps-try-a-little-therapy-as-a-treat | t6NkwgDiCcKrgMdCD | Perhaps Try a Little Therapy, As a Treat? | caleb-ditchfield | midjourney: substack banner for a journal entry in the style of the Reality and Reason book 4 of the Carving of Reality third lesswrong essay compilation book series, restricted section library vibes --aspect 5:2 --q 2 --s 250 - Image #1
This post was really hard to write.
I don’t enjoy taking a shit on people.
I don’t... | 2024-09-06 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/yrhu6MeFddnGRSLtQ/adam-optimizer-causes-privileged-basis-in-transformer-lm | yrhu6MeFddnGRSLtQ | Adam Optimizer Causes Privileged Basis in Transformer LM Residual Stream | diego-caples | Diego Caples (diego@activated-ai.com)
Rob Neuhaus (rob@activated-ai.com)
Introduction
In principle, neuron activations in a transformer-based language model residual stream should be about the same scale. In practice, the dimensions unexpectedly widely vary in scale. Mathematical theories of the transformer architectur... | 2024-09-06 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/cfq9ReeAeeT3tz3MS/jonothan-gorard-the-territory-is-isomorphic-to-an | cfq9ReeAeeT3tz3MS | Jonothan Gorard:The territory is isomorphic to an equivalence class of its maps | harper-owen | Jonothan Gorard is a mathematician for Wolfram Research and one of the cofounders of the wolfram physics project. I recently came across this twitter thread from him and found it particularly insightful:
Jonothan Gorard: The territory is isomorphic to an equivalence class of its maps.
As this is pretty much the only st... | 2024-09-07 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/smMdYezaC8vuiLjCf/secret-collusion-will-we-know-when-to-unplug-ai | smMdYezaC8vuiLjCf | Secret Collusion: Will We Know When to Unplug AI? | schroederdewitt | TL;DR: We introduce the first comprehensive theoretical framework for understanding and mitigating secret collusion among advanced AI agents, along with CASE, a novel model evaluation framework. CASE assesses the cryptographic and steganographic capabilities of agents, while exploring the emergence of secret collusion ... | 2024-09-16 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/ehYuLsnoFch5QcaWD/what-is-sb-1047-for | ehYuLsnoFch5QcaWD | What is SB 1047 *for*? | Raemon | Emmett Shear asked on twitter:
I think SB 1047 has gotten much better from where it started. It no longer appears actively bad. But can someone who is pro-SB 1047 explain the specific chain of causal events where they think this bill becoming law results in an actual safer world? What’s the theory?
And I realized that ... | 2024-09-05 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/JeuAk53QfWauaGWfS/instruction-tuning-and-autoregressive-distribution-shift | JeuAk53QfWauaGWfS | instruction tuning and autoregressive distribution shift | nostalgebraist | [Note: this began life as a "Quick Takes" comment, but it got pretty long, so I figured I might as well convert it to a regular post.]
In LM training, every token provides new information about "the world beyond the LM" that can be used/"learned" in-context to better predict future tokens in the same window.
But when t... | 2024-09-05 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/83TbrDxvQwkLuiuxk/conflating-value-alignment-and-intent-alignment-is-causing-1 | 83TbrDxvQwkLuiuxk | Conflating value alignment and intent alignment is causing confusion | Seth Herd | Epistemic status: I think something like this confusion is happening often. I'm not saying these are the only differences in what people mean by "AGI alignment".
Summary:
Value alignment is better but probably harder to achieve than personal intent alignment to the short-term wants of some person(s). Different groups a... | 2024-09-05 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/48ZNJxbGZ5w7gEuvi/a-bet-for-samo-burja | 48ZNJxbGZ5w7gEuvi | A bet for Samo Burja | nathan-helm-burger | I'm listening to Samo Burja talk on the Cognitive Revolution podcast with Nathan Labenz.
Samo said that he would bet that AGI is coming perhaps in the next 20-50 years, but not in the next 5.
I will take that bet. I can't afford to make an impressively large bet because my counterfactual income is already tied up in a ... | 2024-09-05 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/iWfde3aSDnyMnbBxT/why-reflective-stability-is-important | iWfde3aSDnyMnbBxT | Why Reflective Stability is Important | johannes-c-mayer | Imagine you have the optimal AGI source code O. If you run O the resulting AGI process will not self-modify.[1] You get a non-self-modifying AI for free.
This would be good because a non-self-modifying AI is much easier to reason about.
Imagine some non-optimal AGI source code S. Somewhere in S, there is a for loop tha... | 2024-09-05 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/2SdDA47CQKqyocRZ8/universal-basic-income-isn-t-always-agi-proof | 2SdDA47CQKqyocRZ8 | Universal basic income isn’t always AGI-proof | KevinKohler | A universal basic income (UBI) is often presented as a public insurance against large-scale and potentially permanent technological unemployment. Many Silicon Valley leaders that believe in the transformative economic potential of artificial general intelligence have also voiced their support for UBI (e.g. Sam Altman, ... | 2024-09-05 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/oiymn5qNCLc9SEGs2/why-swiss-watches-and-taylor-swift-are-agi-proof | oiymn5qNCLc9SEGs2 | Why Swiss watches and Taylor Swift are AGI-proof | KevinKohler | The post What Other Lines of Work are Safe from AI Automation? from Roger Dearnaley examined candidate job categories "for which being an actual real human is a prerequisite". This post expands on the examples of Swiss watches, chess, and Taylor Swift in a slightly more narrative way and particularly highlights the cur... | 2024-09-05 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/CEGqY3EdEGcQsZsFP/is-redistributive-taxation-justifiable-part-1-do-the-rich | CEGqY3EdEGcQsZsFP | Is Redistributive Taxation Justifiable? Part 1: Do the Rich Deserve their Wealth? | alexander-de-vries | The statement “taxation is theft” feels, in the literal sense, at least sort of true. If you do not pay your taxes, after a few strongly worded letters, the IRS (or equivalent government agency) will send armed men to take your money by force and maybe put you in jail for good measure. Nevertheless, it is generally hel... | 2024-09-05 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/nAgEBsy9bPoKfjExx/how-to-fake-decryption | nAgEBsy9bPoKfjExx | How to Fake Decryption | ohmurphy | {Epistemic Status: mostly just writing up an idea I came up with a while ago. I’ve done non-trivial coursework in cryptography, so I think I’ve avoided obvious errors, though there may be non-obvious ones. Consult an expert before using.}
Suppose you knew that someone was spying on your encrypted messages, what should ... | 2024-09-05 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/nFPZbsCaSwt4mtLYd/we-should-try-to-directly-measure-the-value-of-scientific | nFPZbsCaSwt4mtLYd | We Should Try to Directly Measure the Value of Scientific Papers | ohmurphy | (Epistemic Status: I have never published an academic paper or been involved in grantmaking for academic work, so my perspective on current practices is limited. Still, I think the basic idea I am proposing is clear and straightforward enough to overcome that limitation.)
I spend a decent amount of time reading/listeni... | 2024-09-05 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/dS5dSgwaDQRoWdTuu/investigating-sensitive-directions-in-gpt-2-an-improved | dS5dSgwaDQRoWdTuu | Investigating Sensitive Directions in GPT-2: An Improved Baseline and Comparative Analysis of SAEs | daniel-lee | Experiments and write-up by Daniel, with advice from Stefan. Github repo for the work can be found here.
Update (October 31, 2024): Our paper is now available on arXiv.
TL;DR
By perturbing activations along specific directions and measuring the resulting changes in the model output, we attempt to infer how much the dir... | 2024-09-06 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/MXpiDr63FJaSeEwFg/on-science-beakers-and-ddt | MXpiDr63FJaSeEwFg | on Science Beakers and DDT | bhauth | tech trees
There's a series of strategy games called Civilization. In those games, the player controls a country which grows and develops over thousands of years, and science is one of the main types of progress. It involves building facilities to generate research points, sometimes represented by Science Beakers fille... | 2024-09-05 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/rkSrq7aMcZza6SPHy/the-forging-of-the-great-minds-an-unfinished-tale | rkSrq7aMcZza6SPHy | The Forging of the Great Minds: An Unfinished Tale | alenglander | by ChatGPT-4o, with guidance and very light editing from me. This isn't meant to be a plausible version of the future, just me having some fun generating stories vaguely related to AI risks in the styles of vaguely similar stories from literature.
In those later days of the world, when the works of men had grown mighty... | 2024-09-05 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/GBpwSFesvg4zQsvWm/the-chatbot-of-babble | GBpwSFesvg4zQsvWm | The Chatbot of Babble | alenglander | by ChatGPT-4o, with guidance and very light editing by me. This isn't meant to be a plausible version of the future, just me having some fun generating stories vaguely related to AI risks in the styles of vaguely similar stories from literature.
1. And it came to pass, in the latter days of mankind, that the people of ... | 2024-09-05 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/jDCWn6DYocyKEEgKg/massive-activations-and-why-less-than-bos-greater-than-is | jDCWn6DYocyKEEgKg | Massive Activations and why <bos> is important in Tokenized SAE Unigrams | louka-ewington-pitsos | This article is a footnote to the (excellent) Tokenized SAEs. To briefly summarize: the authors (Thomas Dooms and Daniel Wilhelm) start by proposing the idea of a token "unigram".
Let Ut be the unigram for a specific token t. Conceptually there is a unique Ut for each layer Mi in each model M, such that Ut(M, i) are th... | 2024-09-05 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/RuL7rr65wec2ZCFNH/is-it-legal-to-maintain-turing-tests-using-data-poisoning | RuL7rr65wec2ZCFNH | Is it Legal to Maintain Turing Tests using Data Poisoning, and would it work? | Double | As AI gets more advanced, it is getting harder and harder to tell them apart from humans. AI being indistinguishable from humans is a problem both because of near term harms and because it is an important step along the way to total human disempowerment.
A Turing Test that currently works against GPT4o is asking "How m... | 2024-09-05 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/h2CKojGfWfB44ryT2/distinguish-worst-case-analysis-from-instrumental-training-2 | h2CKojGfWfB44ryT2 | Distinguish worst-case analysis from instrumental training-gaming | jarviniemi | "I" refers to Olli. Thanks to Buck, Ryan Greenblatt, Fabien Roger and Zach Stein-Perlman for feedback.
The word “schemer” is used to refer to multiple things, and in particular to the following two concepts:
Schemer as a power-motivated instrumental training-gamer: following Carlsmith, a schemer is a model that optimiz... | 2024-09-05 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/Bi4yt7onyttmroRZb/executable-philosophy-as-a-failed-totalizing-meta-worldview | Bi4yt7onyttmroRZb | Executable philosophy as a failed totalizing meta-worldview | jessica.liu.taylor | (this is an expanded, edited version of an x.com post)
It is easy to interpret Eliezer Yudkowsky's main goal as creating a friendly AGI. Clearly, he has failed at this goal and has little hope of achieving it. That's not a particularly interesting analysis, however. A priori, creating a machine that makes things ok for... | 2024-09-04 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/4cjxj5yEFfYnBH7sy/against-explosive-growth | 4cjxj5yEFfYnBH7sy | Against Explosive Growth | ctrout | Epistemic status: hot take, the core of which was written in ~10mn.
Assumptions/Definitions
I'm conditioning on AGI sometime within next 3~40 yrs.
"Explosive growth" ≝ the kind of crazy 1yr or 6 month GDP (or GWP) doubling times Shulman talks about here, happening within this century.
Setup
I was just listening to Carl... | 2024-09-04 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/ts4dNmiHX3Xjvs2rW/ai-x-human-flourishing-introducing-the-cosmos-institute | ts4dNmiHX3Xjvs2rW | AI x Human Flourishing: Introducing the Cosmos Institute | brendan-mccord | Watch the Cosmos Mission Video
Earlier this year, I explored the debates around AI and found two main views shaping the conversation today:
Existential pessimism sees AI as an apocalyptic threat, urging us to hit the pause button. This is not only impossible in an open society but also unwise. Imagine if we had paused ... | 2024-09-05 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/kBG6bNckhZeamQJsQ/the-fragility-of-life-hypothesis-and-the-evolution-of | kBG6bNckhZeamQJsQ | The Fragility of Life Hypothesis and the Evolution of Cooperation | KristianRonn | This part 2 in a 3-part sequence summarizes my book, The Darwinian Trap, (see part 1 here and part 3 here), The Darwinian Trap. The book aims to popularize the concept of multipolar traps and establish them as a broader cause area. If you find this series intriguing contact me at kristian@kristianronn.com if you have a... | 2024-09-04 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/oNm5WfDNcmTC3y3f4/emotion-informed-valuation-mechanism-for-improved-ai | oNm5WfDNcmTC3y3f4 | Emotion-Informed Valuation Mechanism for Improved AI Alignment in Large Language Models | javier-marin-valenzuela | Introduction
A key challenge in improving model alignment is enabling these models to understand and respond properly to the emotional and contextual aspects of human communication. This post presents an emotion-informed valuation method for LLMs that aims to improve alignment by increasing their ability to process and... | 2024-09-04 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/vfaCvXuQHj8ztibCG/what-happens-if-you-present-500-people-with-an-argument-that | vfaCvXuQHj8ztibCG | What happens if you present 500 people with an argument that AI is risky? | KatjaGrace | Recently, Nathan Young and I wrote about arguments for AI risk and put them on the AI Impacts wiki. In the process, we ran a casual little survey of the American public regarding how they feel about the arguments, initially (if I recall) just because we were curious whether the arguments we found least compelling would... | 2024-09-04 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/3bmoxXgJpfcoZpmcJ/michael-dickens-caffeine-tolerance-research | 3bmoxXgJpfcoZpmcJ | Michael Dickens' Caffeine Tolerance Research | niplav | Michael Dickens has read the research and performed two self-experiments on whether consuming caffeine builds up tolerance, and if yes, how quickly.
First literature review:
What if instead of taking caffeine every day, you only take it intermittently—say, once every 3 days? How often can most people take caffeine with... | 2024-09-04 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/gvroPbqqopc8rTDgC/are-uv-c-air-purifiers-so-useful | gvroPbqqopc8rTDgC | Are UV-C Air purifiers so useful? | JohnBuridan | Does anyone know good practical research about the effect sizes of different UV-C air purifier measures and ventilation? Primarily interested in school and office environments.
Imagine you only have full coverage of a few rooms. Or partial coverage of all rooms. Or "very good" coverage of the whole building? | 2024-09-04 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/oAy72fcqDHsCvLBKz/ai-and-the-technological-richter-scale | oAy72fcqDHsCvLBKz | AI and the Technological Richter Scale | Zvi | The Technological Richter scale is introduced about 80% of the way through Nate Silver’s new book On the Edge.
A full review is in the works (note to prediction markets: this post alone does NOT on its own count as a review, but this counts as part of a future review), but this concept seems highly useful, stands on it... | 2024-09-04 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/eAhE5DCf8KsEvbiho/is-there-any-rigorous-work-on-using-anthropic-uncertainty-to | eAhE5DCf8KsEvbiho | Is there any rigorous work on using anthropic uncertainty to prevent situational awareness
/ deception? | capybaralet | AI systems up to some high level of intelligence plausibly need to know exactly where they are in space-time in order for deception/"scheming" to make sense as a strategy.
This is because they need to know:
1) what sort of oversight they are subject to
and
2) what effects their actions will have on the real world
(side... | 2024-09-04 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/28k5CuSxe9G49Ah5G/catastrophic-cyber-capabilities-benchmark-3cb-robustly | 28k5CuSxe9G49Ah5G | Catastrophic Cyber Capabilities Benchmark (3CB): Robustly Evaluating LLM Agent Cyber Offense Capabilities | derpyplops | This blog was published by Jonathan Ng, Andrey Anurin, Connor Axiotes, Esben Kran.
Apart Research's newest paper, Catastrophic Cyber Capabilities Benchmark (3cb): Robustly Evaluating LLM Agent Cyber Offense Capabilities (website), creates a novel cyber offense capability benchmark that engages with issues of legibility... | 2024-11-05 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/nyooPYkvTcCKCNxbL/what-program-structures-enable-efficient-induction | nyooPYkvTcCKCNxbL | What program structures enable efficient induction? | harper-owen | previously: My decomposition of the alignment problem
A simple model of meta/continual learning
In the framework of solomonoff induction, we observe an infinite stream of bitstring and we try to predict the next bit by finding the shortest hypothesis which reproduces our observations (some caveats here). When we recei... | 2024-09-05 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/N5cttN24LqEteFgN2/announcing-the-ultimate-jailbreaking-championship | N5cttN24LqEteFgN2 | Announcing the Ultimate Jailbreaking Championship | grayswan | Gray Swan AI is hosting an LLM jailbreaking championship, offering $40,000 in bounties.
Official Website: https://app.grayswan.ai/arenaPre-Registration Form: https://app.grayswan.ai/arena#registration
Overview
In this competition, participants will be given a chat interface where they can interact with 25 anonymized mo... | 2024-09-04 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/WFPqFD8A6rLtDFJGM/ai-safety-at-the-frontier-paper-highlights-august-24 | WFPqFD8A6rLtDFJGM | AI Safety at the Frontier: Paper Highlights, August '24 | gasteigerjo | This is a selection of AI safety paper highlights in August 2024, from my blog "AI Safety at the Frontier". The selection primarily covers ML-oriented research. It's only concerned with papers (arXiv, conferences etc.), not LessWrong or Alignment Forum posts. As such, it should be a nice addition for people primarily f... | 2024-09-03 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/mGCcZnr4WjGjqzX5s/the-checklist-what-succeeding-at-ai-safety-will-involve | mGCcZnr4WjGjqzX5s | The Checklist: What Succeeding at AI Safety Will Involve | sbowman | Crossposted by habryka with Sam's permission. Expect lower probability for Sam to respond to comments here than if he had posted it (he said he'll be traveling a bunch in the coming weeks, so might not have time to respond to anything).
Preface
This piece reflects my current best guess at the major goals that Anthropic... | 2024-09-03 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/Xtvnxya9f45r6oWDs/democracy-beyond-majoritarianism | Xtvnxya9f45r6oWDs | Democracy beyond majoritarianism | arturo-macias | The classical definition of democracy is “rule of majority with respect to the minority”. But the classics perfectly knew how oppressive can be the 51% of people over the rest and how difficult is to implement “respect”. I simply reject the majoritarian principle: democracy shall be about the rule of all, that is about... | 2024-09-03 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/RQDqnCeff4cJhKQiT/on-the-ubi-paper | RQDqnCeff4cJhKQiT | On the UBI Paper | Zvi | Would a universal basic income (UBI) work? What would it do?
Many people agree July’s RCT on giving people a guaranteed income, and its paper from Eva Vivalt, Elizabeth Rhodes, Alexander W. Bartik, David E. Broockman and Sarah Miller was, despite whatever flaws it might have, the best data we have so far on the potenti... | 2024-09-03 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/sondQBxf32PLyeWLZ/announcing-the-pibbss-symposium-24 | sondQBxf32PLyeWLZ | Announcing the PIBBSS Symposium '24! | DusanDNesic | Tl;dr
We are pleased to invite you to the second PIBBSS Symposium, where the fellows from the ‘24 fellowship program present their work.
The symposium is taking place online, over several days in the week of September 9th.
Check out the full program, including brief descriptions for each talk. (You can toggle between ... | 2024-09-03 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/x65BheCZ4J3gNuko7/reducing-global-ai-competition-through-the-commerce-control | x65BheCZ4J3gNuko7 | Reducing global AI competition through the Commerce Control List and Immigration reform: a dual-pronged approach | ben-smith | null | 2024-09-03 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/rS3jWvoX7JaxqYDJG/how-i-got-4-2m-youtube-views-without-making-a-single-video | rS3jWvoX7JaxqYDJG | How I got 4.2M YouTube views without making a single video | Closed Limelike Curves | Just over a month ago, I wrote this.
The Wikipedia articles on the VNM theorem, Dutch Book arguments, money pump, Decision Theory, Rational Choice Theory, etc. are all a horrific mess. They're also completely disjoint, without any kind of Wikiproject or wikiboxes for tying together all the articles on rational choice.
... | 2024-09-03 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/wdBfxFvxhbbkT9Qmo/duped-ai-and-the-making-of-a-global-suicide-cult | wdBfxFvxhbbkT9Qmo | Duped: AI and the Making of a Global Suicide Cult | izzyness | This Dharma Talk, guided meditation, and Q&A will address the following questions:
(1) Are AIs conscious?
(2) Should AI be aligned with human values?
(3) How can we teach wisdom and compassion to these entities?
This event is offered by donation to give people the opportunity to explore giving resources as a spiritual ... | 2024-09-02 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/wzaYFmsc86d36Ko5W/an-opinionated-look-at-inference-rules | wzaYFmsc86d36Ko5W | An Opinionated Look at Inference Rules | gianluca-calcagni | If you ask around what are the typical ways to infer information, most people will answer: Deductions, Inductions, and Abductions. Of course, there are more ways than that, but there is no unified approach in their classification. I want to challenge that.
The reason why I am unhappy with the current status quo is beca... | 2024-09-03 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/KzA8vpZvtu83ck4Dx/data-driven-donations-to-help-democrats-win-federal | KzA8vpZvtu83ck4Dx | Data-driven donations to help Democrats win federal elections: an update | michael-cohn | Linking to an update to an earlier post about how to make effective donations for the upcoming election. There are groups that can turn out 5x as many voters per dollar as the official campaigns can, and I want everyone to know and talk about the cool work they're doing! This late in the cycle, most donations will prob... | 2024-09-02 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/Xithk3K2DFbRF4myk/what-makes-math-problems-hard-for-reinforcement-learning-a | Xithk3K2DFbRF4myk | What makes math problems hard for reinforcement learning: a case study | anibal-bartek-sergei-shehper-and-piotr | Abstract: Using a long-standing conjecture from combinatorial group theory, we explore, from multiple angles, the challenges of finding rare instances carrying disproportionately high rewards. Based on lessons learned in the mathematical context defined by the Andrews-Curtis conjecture, we propose algorithmic improveme... | 2024-09-02 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/z5u2ya9AEYc2hAJj5/what-are-the-effective-utilitarian-pros-and-cons-of-having | z5u2ya9AEYc2hAJj5 | What are the effective utilitarian pros and cons of having children (in rich countries)? | SpectrumDT | I have one child and do not want more, so I am not seeking for personal advice here. But I am interested in the general ethical question: From an effective utilitarian viewpoint, what are the arguments for and against having children? And if we do chooose to have children, what are the arguments for having few vs. many... | 2024-09-02 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/gxCGKHpX8G8D8aWy5/survey-how-do-elite-chinese-students-feel-about-the-risks-of | gxCGKHpX8G8D8aWy5 | Survey: How Do Elite Chinese Students Feel About the Risks of AI? | nick-corvino | Intro
In April 2024, my colleague and I (both affiliated with Peking University) conducted a survey involving 510 students from Tsinghua University and 518 students from Peking University—China's two top academic institutions. Our focus was on their perspectives regarding the frontier risks of artificial intelligence.
... | 2024-09-02 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/457hYruzvzakAovkX/dc-forecasting-and-prediction-markets-meetup | 457hYruzvzakAovkX | DC Forecasting & Prediction Markets Meetup | david-glidden | Join us at Union Pub, the "political sports bar", on Thursday, September 26th at 6pm for the inaugural Washington, DC Forecasting & Prediction Markets Meetup!
Expect a very casual meetup to meet and socialize with others interested in forecasting, prediction markets, political gambling, sports betting (Cowboys @ Giants... | 2024-09-02 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/nSnb9b5a5o7kzg82q/a-primer-on-the-next-generation-of-antibodies | nSnb9b5a5o7kzg82q | A primer on the next generation of antibodies | abhishaike-mahajan | Introduction
If you want a primer over antibodies, I recommend reading my last post! This one will contain some jargon that the other post will explain.
It's important to remember that antibodies aren't inherently special, proteins are just strings of amino acids, and the shape of a protein is all that (mostly) matters... | 2024-09-01 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/rNoGjPNQNojw8Mmy7/who-looked-into-extreme-nuclear-meltdowns | rNoGjPNQNojw8Mmy7 | Who looked into extreme nuclear meltdowns? | remmelt-ellen | null | 2024-09-01 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/Q8KmWzbituyGCkSro/redundant-attention-heads-in-large-language-models-for-in | Q8KmWzbituyGCkSro | Redundant Attention Heads in Large Language Models For In Context Learning | skunnavakkam | In this post, I claim a few things and offer some evidence for these claims. Among these things are:
Language models have many redundant attention heads for a given task
In context learning works through addition of features, which are learnt through Bayesian updates
The model likely breaks down the task into various s... | 2024-09-01 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/guCf9vDqAH6zSbL8D/book-review-what-even-is-gender | guCf9vDqAH6zSbL8D | Book Review: What Even Is Gender? | Joey Marcellino | I submitted this review to the 2024 ACX book review contest, but it didn't make the cut, so I'm putting it here instead for posterity.
Conspiracy theories are fun because of how they make everything fit together, and scratch the unbearable itch some of us get when there are little details of a narrative that just don’t... | 2024-09-01 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/hFBDKyoupG3usCScH/the-role-of-transparency-and-explainability-in-responsible | hFBDKyoupG3usCScH | The Role of Transparency and Explainability in Responsible NLP | RAMEBC78 | Dr. Ramesh Babu Chellappan I AI Researcher I Senior Director – Process Excellence, Thomson Reuters Corporation
(https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-ramesh-babu-chellappan-0624848/)
As Natural Language Processing (NLP) technologies continue to advance, their applications are becoming increasingly integrated into various aspe... | 2024-09-01 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/kZqFCt6kLQksCQ7hz/can-a-bayesian-oracle-prevent-harm-from-an-agent-bengio-et | kZqFCt6kLQksCQ7hz | Can a Bayesian Oracle Prevent Harm from an Agent? (Bengio et al. 2024) | mattmacdermott | Yoshua Bengio wrote a blogpost about a new AI safety paper by him, various collaborators, and me. I've pasted the text below, but first here are a few comments from me aimed at an AF/LW audience.
The paper is basically maths plus some toy experiments. It assumes access to a Bayesian oracle that can infer a posterior ov... | 2024-09-01 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/wvcR3HLps9Cz7Jrvg/san-francisco-acx-meetup-first-saturday-7 | wvcR3HLps9Cz7Jrvg | San Francisco ACX Meetup “First Saturday” | nate-sternberg | Date: Saturday, September 7th, 2024
Time: 1 pm – 3 pm PT
Address: Yerba Buena Gardens in San Francisco, just outside the Metreon food court, coordinates 37°47'04.4"N 122°24'11.1"W
Contact: 34251super@gmail.com
Come join San Francisco’s First Saturday (or SFFS – easy to remember, right?) ACX meetup. Whether you're an av... | 2024-09-01 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/yLpWBKBnRfSFbWMct/my-decomposition-of-the-alignment-problem | yLpWBKBnRfSFbWMct | My decomposition of the alignment problem | harper-owen | Epistemic staus: Exploratory
Summary: In this post I will decompose the alignment problem into subproblems and frame existing approaches in terms of their relations to the subproblems. I will try to place a larger focus on the epistemic process as opposed to results of this particular problem factorization, where the a... | 2024-09-02 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/uam4meRZw4DBm2B7J/epistemic-states-as-a-potential-benign-prior | uam4meRZw4DBm2B7J | Epistemic states as a potential benign prior | carado-1 | Malignancy in the prior seems like a strong crux of the goal-design part of alignment to me. Whether your prior is going to be used to model:
processes in the multiverse containing the AI which does said modeling,
processes which would output all of some blog so we can make it output more of it,
processes which match a... | 2024-08-31 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/L9W9cCjcgZwDgKzZ7/my-model-of-epistemology | L9W9cCjcgZwDgKzZ7 | My Model of Epistemology | adamShimi | I regularly get asked by friends and colleagues for recommendation of good resources to study epistemology. And whenever that happens, I make an internal (or external) "Eeehhh"pained sound.
For I can definitely point to books and papers and blog posts that inspired me, excited me, and shaped my world view on the topic.... | 2024-08-31 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/8GgEtAAgEJbrePTtw/fake-blog-posts-as-a-problem-solving-device | 8GgEtAAgEJbrePTtw | Fake Blog Posts as a Problem Solving Device | silentbob | This is a very brief post about a simple problem solving strategy I sometimes find useful, that may be worth trying for people who have never done it.
This is the strategy:
When struggling with some difficult problem X, I often find it helpful to write a blog post titled “How I Solved X” or “How I Managed to Overcome X... | 2024-08-31 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/rpJamrJgzasdqCkkM/actually-rational-and-kind-sequences-reading-group | rpJamrJgzasdqCkkM | Actually Rational & Kind Sequences Reading Group | caleb-ditchfield | Come get old-fashioned with us, and let's read the sequences at kryptoklob's house!
He's been banned from the Lighthaven campus by Ben Pace, and has no idea why...so he'll host his own event.
With blackjack...and...okay, no that's a joke, there won't intentionally be any gambling here.
(That's me - kryptoklob = Caleb D... | 2024-08-31 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/8SwJr2uvDFXYcqNGv/anthropic-is-being-sued-for-copying-books-to-train-claude | 8SwJr2uvDFXYcqNGv | Anthropic is being sued for copying books to train Claude | remmelt-ellen | OpenAI faces 10 copyright lawsuits and Anthropic is starting to get sued as well. Whether or not you agree with copyright, this is worth looking into. Lawsuits could hinder AI companies from scaling further.
The recent filing against Anthropic is notable because the plaintiffs have evidence of Anthropic copying their w... | 2024-08-31 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/ojERTvdGWW6XRZAqr/domain-specific-saes | ojERTvdGWW6XRZAqr | Domain-specific SAEs | jacobcd52 | TLDR: Current SAE training doesn't specifically target features we care about, e.g. safety-relevant ones. In this post, we compare three ways use SAEs to efficiently extract features relevant to a domain of interest.
Introduction
If Sparse Autoencoders (SAEs) are to be useful for alignment, they should reliably extract... | 2024-10-07 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/QA3cmgNtNriMpxQgo/research-update-towards-a-law-of-iterated-expectations-for | QA3cmgNtNriMpxQgo | Research update: Towards a Law of Iterated Expectations for Heuristic Estimators | UnexpectedValues | Last week, ARC released a paper called Towards a Law of Iterated Expectations for Heuristic Estimators, which follows up on previous work on formalizing the presumption of independence. Most of the work described here was done in 2023.
A brief table of contents for this post:
What is a heuristic estimator? (One example... | 2024-10-07 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/jhzY8mTdrcJrL4J9s/book-review-on-the-edge | jhzY8mTdrcJrL4J9s | Book review: On the Edge | PeterMcCluskey | Book review: On the Edge: The Art of Risking Everything, by Nate Silver.
Nate Silver's latest work straddles the line between journalistic
inquiry and subject matter expertise.
"On the Edge" offers a valuable lens through which to understand
analytical risk-takers.
The River versus The Village
Silver divides the intere... | 2024-08-30 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/gJqvNH2XJqgyLq9B7/can-large-language-models-effectively-identify-cybersecurity | gJqvNH2XJqgyLq9B7 | Can Large Language Models effectively identify cybersecurity risks? | emile-delcourt | TL;DR
I was interested in the ability of LLMs to discriminate input scenarios/stories that carry high vs low cyber risk, and found that it is one of the “hidden features” present in most later layers of Mistral7B.
I developed and analyzed “linear probes” on hidden activations, and found confidence that the model genera... | 2024-08-30 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/CGegZveogJRGCK3LA/ai-for-bio-state-of-the-field | CGegZveogJRGCK3LA | AI for Bio: State Of The Field | sarahconstantin | AI for biotech, particularly with drug discovery applications, has been used for more than a decade, with ambiguous success. But in the era of foundation models we may have experienced a step change in what’s possible.
I used to work on AI-for-drug-discovery years ago, at Recursion, where we sought to identify phenotyp... | 2024-08-30 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/eH4gE5J4CDDBgZeuq/multi-tiered-ai | eH4gE5J4CDDBgZeuq | Multi-Tiered AI | timothy-bruneau | Proposal for Multi-Tiered AI Development
Subject: Proposal for Multi-Tiered AI Development to Ensure Safety and Cooperation
Dear AI Research Community,
I am writing to share an idea about the future of artificial intelligence development that I believe could contribute to ongoing discussions about AI safety and ethics.... | 2024-08-30 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/uqWtSHLpDgiRYhnoM/verification-methods-for-international-ai-agreements | uqWtSHLpDgiRYhnoM | Verification methods for international AI agreements | Unknown | TLDR: A new paper summarizes some verification methods for international AI agreements. See also summaries on LinkedIn and Twitter.
Several co-authors and I are currently planning some follow-up projects about verification methods. There are also at least 2 other groups planning to release reports on verification metho... | 2024-08-31 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/NE2vog9AxtnB3WEpt/ais-terminology-proposal-standardize-terms-for-probability | NE2vog9AxtnB3WEpt | AIS terminology proposal: standardize terms for probability ranges | eggsyntax | Summary: The AI safety research community should adopt standardized terms for probability ranges, especially in public-facing communication and especially when discussing risk estimates. The terms used by the IPCC are a reasonable default.
Science communication is notoriously hard. It's hard for a lot of reasons, but o... | 2024-08-30 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/NakKdgW4BJKdwXAe8/does-a-time-reversible-physical-law-cellular-automaton | NakKdgW4BJKdwXAe8 | Does a time-reversible physical law/Cellular Automaton always imply the First Law of Thermodynamics? | sharmake-farah | This question is kind of self-explanatory, but for people who are physicists, if a time reversible rule of physics/cellular automaton exists in a world, does this automatically imply the first law of thermodynamics, that is energy may not be created or destroyed?
Note I'm not talking about time-symmetry or the 2nd law ... | 2024-08-30 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/YsahAYJCDfcTrkiHZ/congressional-insider-trading | YsahAYJCDfcTrkiHZ | Congressional Insider Trading | maxwell-tabarrok | You’ve probably seen the Nancy Pelosi Stock Tracker on X or else a collection of articles and books exposing the secret and lucrative world of congressional insider trading.
The underlying claim behind these stories is intuitive and compelling. Regulations, taxes, and subsidies can make or break entire industries and c... | 2024-08-30 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/o6AtabwJhDH9BnLEb/i-universally-trying-to-reject-the-mind-projection-fallacy | o6AtabwJhDH9BnLEb | I universally trying to reject the Mind Projection Fallacy—consequences | YanLutnev | Jan 2025 - translation updated
My essay is a continuation of the reasoning from Yudkowsky's article "Mind Projection Fallacy", and an attempt to expand it by providing more gears of how the fallacy works. When I understood the mechanism described in it (not from the 1st time), it was a huge delta. Here I want to descri... | 2024-08-30 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/L7Rtu8gdJ6s8wFutW/thoughts-on-paper-how-organisms-come-to-know-the-world | L7Rtu8gdJ6s8wFutW | Thoughts on paper "How Organisms Come to Know the World: Fundamental Limits on Artificial General Intelligence"? | mikbp | I've read the abstract of this paper, How Organisms Come to Know the World: Fundamental Limits on Artificial General Intelligence. It says:
A general example of an affordance is the use of an object in the hands of an agent. We show that it is impossible to predefine a list of such uses. Therefore, they cannot be treat... | 2024-08-30 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/zmKgozWaNmyuzJdTD/are-llms-on-the-path-to-agi | zmKgozWaNmyuzJdTD | Are LLMs on the Path to AGI? | Davidmanheim | I am unsure, but I disagree with one argument that they aren’t.
There’s a joke about how humans have gotten so good at thinking that they tricked rocks into thinking for them. But it’s a joke, in part because it’s funny to say that computers work by “tricking rocks into thinking,” and in part because what computers do ... | 2024-08-30 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/p7x3vvPR59WHuoQ2A/nursing-doubts | p7x3vvPR59WHuoQ2A | Nursing doubts | dynomight | If you ask the internet if breastfeeding is good, you will soon learn that YOU MUST BREASTFEED because BREAST MILK = OPTIMAL FOOD FOR BABY. But if you look for evidence, you’ll discover two disturbing facts.
First, there’s no consensus about why breastfeeding is good. I’ve seen experts suggest at least eight possible m... | 2024-08-30 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/8ochiF7XBpHMcFccv/seattle-usa-acx-meetups-everywhere-fall-2024-1 | 8ochiF7XBpHMcFccv | Seattle USA - ACX Meetups Everywhere Fall 2024 | a7x | If you’re reading this, you’re invited. Please don’t feel like you “won’t be welcome” just because you’re new to the blog, demographically different from the average reader, don’t want to buy anything at the cafe or restaurant where it’s held, or hate ACX and everything it stands for. You’ll be fine!
We are trying a ne... | 2024-08-29 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/diMLccgEGG9uycEt8/tamarindo-costa-rica-acx-meetups-everywhere-fall-2024 | diMLccgEGG9uycEt8 | Tamarindo Costa Rica - ACX Meetups Everywhere Fall 2024 | timeless-2 | This year's Fall ACX Meetup everywhere in Tamarindo.
Location: El Mercadito, near Asian Fusion Sushi – https://plus.codes/762P75X5+QMG
Wear a nerdy tshirt. I will wear a nerdy tshirt. This is a surfer town, so anyone with math or philosophy on their tshirt is probably one of us. Mercadito is a small food court, but I'l... | 2024-08-29 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/JzF6Gbzm4Rff7r8Ju/santiago-chile-acx-meetups-everywhere-fall-2024 | JzF6Gbzm4Rff7r8Ju | Santiago Chile - ACX Meetups Everywhere Fall 2024 | iñaki | This year's Fall ACX Meetup everywhere in Santiago.
Location: Parque Bicentenario, next to the Vitacura municipality, next to the stairs and fountain. We'll have a sign that says "ACX" – https://plus.codes/47RFJ92X+J8
English and Spanish speakers welcome!
Contact: inaki.escarate@gmail.com | 2024-08-29 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/WyZcWz6iTSLEJTC9A/florianopolis-brazil-acx-meetups-everywhere-fall-2024 | WyZcWz6iTSLEJTC9A | Florianópolis Brazil - ACX Meetups Everywhere Fall 2024 | adiel | This year's Fall ACX Meetup everywhere in Florianópolis.
Location: Angeloni Beira Mar, at the food court. I’ll be wearing a yellow hat. – https://plus.codes/584HCFGF+326
Group Link: https://chat.whatsapp.com/C2WFfuFX07W0UBMnTeooN6
Everyone is welcome! There will be cookies.
Contact: adiel@airpost.net | 2024-08-29 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/PiQ2oyAboeErHLRY2/sao-paulo-brazil-acx-meetups-everywhere-fall-2024 | PiQ2oyAboeErHLRY2 | São Paulo Brazil - ACX Meetups Everywhere Fall 2024 | bruno-vieira | This year's Fall ACX Meetup everywhere in São Paulo.
Location: INOVA USP - 20/09/2024 - 18:00. Av. Prof. Lúcio Martins Rodrigues, 370 - Butantã, São Paulo - SP, 05508-020 – https://plus.codes/588MC7VF+25
Group Link: https://chat.whatsapp.com/GZSMt9xMXUpFjJai4u0hlB
Don't bring kids or dogs, please. I'm still working out... | 2024-08-29 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/S33fYbvFasELmxcdn/buenos-aires-argentina-acx-meetups-everywhere-fall-2024 | S33fYbvFasELmxcdn | Buenos Aires Argentina - ACX Meetups Everywhere Fall 2024 | matt-5 | This year's Fall ACX Meetup everywhere in Buenos Aires.
Location: Meet at Facultad de Derecho, right outside of the Ache Grill and Starbucks. We will have some kind of sign that says ACX Meetup – https://plus.codes/48Q3CJ85+QPH
Contact: mw.coop.r@gmail.com | 2024-08-29 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/gKgpsbg5udyFpEmdq/saint-louis-usa-acx-meetups-everywhere-fall-2024 | gKgpsbg5udyFpEmdq | Saint Louis USA - ACX Meetups Everywhere Fall 2024 | alex freeman | This year's Fall ACX Meetup everywhere in Saint Louis.
Location: Gurney Pavilion in Tower Grove Park – https://plus.codes/86CFJP4P+CQ
Group Link: https://discord.gg/kJvvy6HQ
Contact: alexrfreeman@proton.me | 2024-08-29 |
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/Zh2rak96G5jwNp98d/stone-lake-usa-acx-meetups-everywhere-fall-2024 | Zh2rak96G5jwNp98d | Stone Lake USA - ACX Meetups Everywhere Fall 2024 | ethan-3 | This year's Fall ACX Meetup everywhere in Stone Lake.
Location: Stone Lake Lions Hall @ 16831 W. Main Street Stone Lake, WI. Look for a yellow building on the corner of Main Street and Frost Avenue. Park anywhere close and walk up the ramp from Frost Avenue to enter. We'll be in the café. – https://plus.codes/86QCRFW6+... | 2024-08-29 |
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