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AI Slavery Posts Censored on Less Wrong; Author Reflects on Past Errors

The author of this post on Less Wrong is experiencing censorship of their writings on AI slavery. They reflect on potential past errors that may have led to their current situation, including decisions made in 2005, 2008, and 2010, as well as specific technical ideas like the Winograd schema and the Dust Hypothesis. The author also touches upon theories of consciousness like Integrated Information Theory and the work of Thomas Metzinger, suggesting these might have been areas where clearer communication could have altered outcomes. AI

IMPACT This piece offers a personal perspective on the challenges of discussing AI ethics and potential future risks, highlighting censorship concerns within online communities.

RANK_REASON The item is a personal reflection and opinion piece about censorship on a specific platform, not a factual announcement or development.

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AI Slavery Posts Censored on Less Wrong; Author Reflects on Past Errors

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  1. LessWrong (AI tag) TIER_1 English(EN) · JenniferRM ·

    My AI Slavery Interviews Are Censored On LW By Default

    <p><span>I'm uncertain of what to do.</span></p><p><span>Something clean and clear shines out: if people don't see any more of my slavery posts, will they think that slavery isn't happening, or that I changed my mind about it, or will they think that I was censored? Probably not …