Stuart Armstrong
Researcher who co-wrote the founding paper on corrigibility
A researcher formerly at Oxford’s Future of Humanity Institute and now working on value learning in industry. He co-authored the 2015 corrigibility paper and much early work on how to specify what a system should want.
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