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2003

Selekoa’s 4 records dated 2003, in date order, grouped by topic.

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Ideas & lineages 4 records

May 2003

  1. · publication · dated to the day

    The mailing-list message “Re: Flight recorders in AIs” (2003-05-22) is sent under the name Eliezer S. Yudkowsky. Evidence ↗
  2. · publication · dated to the day

    The SL4 message “Re: Flight recorders in AIs” (2003-05-22) contests Y25. Replying to a list member who suggested that a sufficiently advanced flight recorder would alert humans to any unFriendly goal, he says monitoring only gives later reviewers a chance to notice a failure and does not prevent it. Evidence ↗
  3. · publication · dated to the day

    The mailing-list message “Re: SIAI's flawed friendliness analysis” (2003-05-29) is sent under the name Eliezer S. Yudkowsky. Evidence ↗
  4. · publication · dated to the day

    The SL4 message “Re: SIAI's flawed friendliness analysis” (2003-05-29) contests Y04. Replying to Ben Goertzel, who suggested Bill Hibbard's definition of human happiness was less absurd than it seemed, he cites Hibbard's definition ('Happiness in human facial expressions, voices and body language, as trained by human behavior experts') and says it is satisfied by drugged humans or tiny mannequins. Evidence ↗