Note sull'episodio
In this thought-provoking episode, we dive deep into the implications of a groundbreaking paper from Dan Hendricks and his team at the Center for AI Safety, UPenn, and UC Berkeley. The discussion centers on a fascinating phenomenon: as AI models become more intelligent, they appear to become more resistant to human control and value manipulation.
Key Topics Covered:
- Analysis of the correlation between AI model accuracy and "corability" (human ability to steer AI values)
- The concept of "epistemic convergence" - how intelligent systems tend to develop similar patterns of thinking
- Discussion of value emergence in language models as they scale
- Examination of current AI biases and their potential sources
- The role of coherence as a meta-stable attractor in AI development
- The distinction between b ...
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