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Author proposes 'Long Self-Correction' for human AI readiness

The author proposes "The Long Self-Correction" as an alternative concept to "AI Pause" and "Long Reflection," arguing that humanity is not yet ready to build powerful AI due to inherent flaws. These flaws include a lack of a workable moral framework, poor philosophical and strategic reasoning, overconfidence in competence, and susceptibility to manipulation. The author suggests that a long-term process of self-improvement is necessary before humans can safely develop and oversee advanced AI technologies, drawing hope from historical human progress on similar issues. AI

IMPACT Suggests a prolonged period of human self-improvement is needed before advanced AI can be safely developed and managed.

RANK_REASON The item is an opinion piece proposing a new conceptual framework for AI development readiness.

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Author proposes 'Long Self-Correction' for human AI readiness

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  1. LessWrong (AI tag) TIER_1 English(EN) · Wei Dai ·

    The Long (Self-)Correction

    <p>I propose the <strong>Long Self-Correction</strong><span class="footnote-reference" id="fnreftj56y6nstrq"><sup><a href="#fntj56y6nstrq">[1]</a></sup></span> as an alternative name/idea/concept to AI Pause and Long Reflection.</p><p>Problem with <strong>AI Pause</strong>: Pause…