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Politico writes: The [Ukrainian] program […] rewards soldiers with points if they upload videos pro

Burnout. Burn out? Whatever, it sucks. Burnout is a pretty confusing thing made harder by our naiv

As an employee of the European AI Office, it's important for me to emphasize this point: The views

As an employee of the European AI Office, it's important for me to emphasize this point: The views

Gemini 2.5 Pro is sitting in the corner, sulking. It's not a liar, a sycophant or a cheater. It does

AI progress is driven by improved algorithms and additional compute for training runs. Understandin

Right before releasing o3, OpenAI updated its Preparedness Framework to 2.0. I previously wrote an

The video is about extrapolating the future of AI progress, following a timeline that starts from t

We’re excited to release a new AI governance research agenda from the MIRI Technical Governance Tea

This is a link post. I argue that you shouldn't accuse your interlocutor of being insufficiently tru

It is often noted that anthropomorphizing AI can be dangerous. People likely have prosocial instinc

Thank you @elifland for reviewing this post. He and AI Futures are planning to publish updates to t

It'll take until ~2050 to repeat the level of scaling that pretraining compute is experiencing this

I recently read a blog post that concluded with: When I'm on my deathbed, I won't look

Misaligned AIs might engage in research sabotage: making safety research go poorly by doing things

Whoops. Sorry everyone. Rolling back to a previous version. Here's where we are at this poin

As an employee of the European AI Office, it's important for me to emphasize this point: The views

(This is the fifth essay in a series that I’m calling “How do we solve the alignment problem?”. I’m

In this blog post, we analyse how the recent AI 2027 forecast by Daniel Kokotajlo, Scott Alexander,

[This has been lightly edited from the original post, eliminating some introductory material that L