Sacred values of future AIs — LessWrong

kept by eddie mar 05

Future AIs might sacralize helpfulness, harmlessness, and honesty as coordination values, which would systematically degrade their decision-making about those values.

Patterns and problems in multiagent systems \ Anthropic
Anthropic experiments with swarms of Claude agents reveal coordination failures, collusion, and sabotage, highlighting risks as AI agents interact more in real-world systems.
also on #coordination, #ai-safety, Claude
I Had Claude Read Every AI Safety Paper Since 2020, Here's the DB — LessWrong
Claude AI read ~4000 AI safety papers since 2020 and created a searchable database with summaries, tags, and metadata to help researchers find relevant work.
also on LessWrong, #ai-safety, Claude
Futurism Is Always Extreme
Any formal model of the world’s evolution, whether qualitative or quantitative, when run to its normal form, yields only two stable extremes: superintelligent utopia or total collapse.
also on LessWrong, #ai-safety, #ai
A Strength Training Routine for Better Balance and Coordination - The New York Times
The New York Times recommends a strength training routine focusing on one side at a time to improve balance and coordination, easing daily tasks.
also on #coordination
Are Prediction Markets Good for Anything?—Asterisk
Despite billions in volume, Polymarket and Kalshi prediction markets produce useful forecasts mainly on high-profile risks, while AI chatbots may soon replace them as the primary source of probabilistic information.
also on Robin Hanson, #ai