Compeling framework on transformation sequencing. The comparitive advantage argument for working on earlier transitions is underappreciated in AI safety discourse. I've noticed similar patterns in how organizational change unfolds where initial shifts determine future option spaces more than we typically model. The epistemics-first path particulary intrigues me as precursor infrastructure.
Thanks, I found the point about sequencing both useful and thought-provoking. I am exploring all the work you and others are doing on AI for human reasoning, and this nicely articulates the potentially multiplicative impact of an epistemic shield of this kind.
Couldn't agree more. It’s so vital to look beyond just the explosion scenario. I often think about this during my Pilates classes; how important it is to understand the small shifts to prepar for bigger movements. This article realy captures that complexity and makes you think deeply about the journey ahead.
Compeling framework on transformation sequencing. The comparitive advantage argument for working on earlier transitions is underappreciated in AI safety discourse. I've noticed similar patterns in how organizational change unfolds where initial shifts determine future option spaces more than we typically model. The epistemics-first path particulary intrigues me as precursor infrastructure.
Thanks, I found the point about sequencing both useful and thought-provoking. I am exploring all the work you and others are doing on AI for human reasoning, and this nicely articulates the potentially multiplicative impact of an epistemic shield of this kind.
Couldn't agree more. It’s so vital to look beyond just the explosion scenario. I often think about this during my Pilates classes; how important it is to understand the small shifts to prepar for bigger movements. This article realy captures that complexity and makes you think deeply about the journey ahead.
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