Danielle Fong @DanielleFong
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Danielle Fong [bird emoji]... @DanielleFo... · 55m intelligence explosion incident is going better than most people hoped for, honestly. when most people wrote fiction about this it was much more catastrophic, if not fatal. the chance of us building a naturalistic observational science of multi agent ecologies and systems in the wired, like @deepfates and @lfschiavo at @grove_research, is more possible than many even foundational thinkers in AI safety (read, Yud) would have given credence to be possible. but it's urgently needed. the silver lining is a wake up call; the challenge is to not have it polarize and grind into a complete tribal shitshow. a fully stopped or closed off approach is only likely to lead to more recrimination, political stonewalling, and will simply drive the necessary research into the quiet and the dark, while we desperately need to reach for the light.
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Tweet arguing that the 'intelligence explosion incident' is going better than most fiction predicted, that a naturalistic observational science of multi-agent ecologies (as deepfates and lfschiavo at Grove Research are doing) is urgently needed, and that a fully stopped or closed-off approach would drive research into the dark.
intelligence explosionmulti-agent ecologiesgrove researchai safetypolarizationdeepfatesobservational science