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Séb Krier reposted deckard @slimer48484 · 6h This research by Google engineers investigates the different implications of training an AI to be isolated vs cooperative and integrated. This paper argues that solipsistic AI is intrinsically insufficient, and alignment requires the AI to learn from cooperative multi-agent interactions. This seems like a very reasonable conclusion, it makes a lot of sense! and we must not forget that. [Attached image 1, top of a paper's first page:] Solipsistic Superintelligence is Unlikely to be Cooperative Rakshit S Trivedi¹ Natasha Jaques²³ Logan Cross³ Alexander Sasha Vezhnevets³ Joel Z Leibo³ [Attached image 2, cropped at right edge: a figure headed "Solipsistic su[cut off]" with labels "extended but nonadaptive", "Superintelligent", "deploy[cut off]"]
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Repost (by Séb Krier) of an X post by deckard (@slimer48484) summarising a paper arguing that solipsistic AI is intrinsically insufficient and that alignment requires learning from cooperative multi-agent interactions. Attached are the paper's title/authors header (Trivedi, Jaques, Cross, Vezhnevets, Leibo) and a cropped figure.
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