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Tom Davidson Report on whether AI could drive explosive economic growth online This study presents a list of propositions concerning digital minds and society, including their consciousness, rights, and moral status. The authors argue that AI minds could differ significantly from human minds in terms of their capabilities, motivations, and consciousness. They emphasize the importance of respecting AI interests and avoiding their exploitation. The study also discusses the alignment problem, suggesting that successful alignment may require more than just compensation for restrictions or benefits. The authors propose ideas for treating AI, such as archiving decommissioned AIs and creating deployment environments that are more rewarding than the training environment. Overall, the study aims to stimulate discussions and guide policymaking in response to the potential advent of advanced artificial intelligence. – AI-generated abstract.

Report on whether AI could drive explosive economic growth

Tom Davidson

Open Philanthropy, June 17, 2021

Abstract

This study presents a list of propositions concerning digital minds and society, including their consciousness, rights, and moral status. The authors argue that AI minds could differ significantly from human minds in terms of their capabilities, motivations, and consciousness. They emphasize the importance of respecting AI interests and avoiding their exploitation. The study also discusses the alignment problem, suggesting that successful alignment may require more than just compensation for restrictions or benefits. The authors propose ideas for treating AI, such as archiving decommissioned AIs and creating deployment environments that are more rewarding than the training environment. Overall, the study aims to stimulate discussions and guide policymaking in response to the potential advent of advanced artificial intelligence. – AI-generated abstract.

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