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Staring into the Singularity

An essay on Eliezer Yudkowsky’s personal website, first created in 1996 according to the page and announced on the Extropians list that November; read in version 1.2.1 (updated 2000-08-31) as captured in December 2000.

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  • Intelligence explosion: propositions page →
  • AI-automated AI research: propositions page →
  • Build superintelligence as fast as possible: propositions page →

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  • Diminishing returns rule out a runaway: propositions page →

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  • Fast or hard takeoff: propositions page →
  • Sufficient intelligence brings good values: propositions page →
  • AI risk as film science fiction: propositions page →
  • It will probably turn out fine: propositions page →

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