Papers I learned from (Part 6: A timing problem for instrumental convergence) - Reflective altruism
Should we expect means-end rational agents to preserve their goals? Southan, Ward and Semler are skeptical.| Reflective altruism
Should we expect means-end rational agents to preserve their goals? Southan, Ward and Semler are skeptical.| Reflective altruism
Maarten Boudry and Simon Friederich argue that natural selection may not produce selfish artificial systems| Reflective altruism
Exaggerating the risks (Part 17: Biorisk, taking stock)| Reflective altruism
A joint project of the UT-Austin Population Research Center and Economics Department. The Population Wellbeing Initiative at UT-Austin is a network of researchers at the University of Texas at Austin who conduct foundational research in economics, demography, and evaluation for long-term social welfare.| sites.utexas.edu
