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will depue @willdepue

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will depue @willdepue · 18h
I've known Jacob Coxon for the last three years, having started at OpenAI at the same time. I consider him a deeply thoughtful and measured individual, and also absolute chiller of a guy. I respect his decision to resign from Anthropic, at great financial cost, for his beliefs.

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kipply @kipperrii · 18h
I've known Jacob since he was a resident at OpenAI.  He's a real person with real intentions to make the future go well, which landed him at Anthropic for three months.  He quit for those same intentions, costing him a huge sum of ...

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Jan Leike @janleike · 1h
Now is a good time to build institutional mechanisms to pace the frontier of AI development.

The industry is locked into an all-out scaling race to build superintelligence as quickly as possible, and we may need to give everyone more time for safety and alignment mitigations.
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Two stacked tweets. will depue vouches for Jacob Coxon and his decision to resign from Anthropic for his beliefs, quoting kipply's similar post; below, Jan Leike (reposted by Tyler John) argues for institutional mechanisms to pace frontier AI development.

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@nickcammarata

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Nick @nickcammarata · 20h
a lot of the anti-slowdown people also think ai just won't go that fast

so a high speed limit is probably better, above their forecast. if they're right it never matters
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Nick @nickcammarata · 20h
how to do it no idea, and also how to measure the speed limit no idea, but i feel like this framing avoids some of the issues with pause, which also has roughly the same questions
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Sharmake Farah reposted
Nick @nickcammarata
a lot of the anti crowd wants better chatbots and doctors and stuff, a lot of the pro crowd expects like way crazier worlds in the short term and wants them to come in the just slightly less short term when we've figured out how to control these things better. plenty of overlap
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Nick @nickcammarata · 20h
yeah i think pacing is great

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Seventh @seventhmeal · 20h
Replying to @nickcammarata
"pacing" was a good choice
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Twitter thread by Nick Cammarata proposing a 'speed limit' framing for AI development as an alternative to 'pause', arguing it sidesteps some pause debates and noting overlap between anti- and pro-acceleration camps in what they actually want; ends agreeing 'pacing' is a good term, per a reply from Seventh.

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