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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Partnership on AI — resource library
Partnership on AI's open library of guidance, frameworks, and case studies on responsible AI: synthetic media, labor and the economy, AI safety, fairness, and inclusive AI development.
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UC Berkeley Center for Human-Compatible AI (CHAI)
This university research center focuses on creating safe and beneficial artificial intelligence. You can read published research papers, follow recent news and blog updates, and explore opportunities to work with their team.
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Yoshua Bengio
Deep learning pioneer and Turing Award winner, now focused on AI risk. His site holds papers, talks and written positions; his Google Scholar list has the full publication record, most-cited first.
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Superintelligence: The Idea That Eats Smart People
A skeptical 2016 talk by Maciej Ceglowski (Idle Words) that walks through the arguments for a superintelligence-driven intelligence explosion and takes them apart. Ceglowski compares the superintelligence risk debate to the Manhattan Project question of whether the first nuclear test could ignite the atmosphere, and argues that the core premises rest on speculative leaps rather than settled science. The talk was given at Web Camp Zagreb and is published as a full text transcript.
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