A Review of the Evidence for Existential Risk from AI via Misaligned Power-Seeking
A paper by Rose Hadshar of AI Impacts, arXiv version 1 of 27 October 2023.
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- Risk claims are speculative or unfalsifiableHadshar's review of October 2023 finds the evidence for existential risk from misaligned power-seeking concerning but inconclusive, and states that being unable to rule the risk out confidently is cause for serious concern.2023-10-27 · publication · Stated in source · Supported Inspect claim & evidence ↗Risk claims are speculative or unfalsifiable: propositions page →
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