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LessWrong post explores instrumental convergence in diverse agent groups

A LessWrong post explores the concept of instrumental convergence, suggesting that diverse groups of agents with varied goals are incentivized to collaborate on shared sub-goals. As the number and diversity of agents increase, the common sub-goals become more general and instrumentally convergent. The author posits this is a reformulation of the classic instrumental convergence hypothesis, differing in its correlation with agent diversity rather than goal ambition and potentially leading to different convergent goals like improved communication and organization capacity. AI

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  1. LessWrong (AI tag) TIER_1 English(EN) · julius vidal ·

    The Instrumental Convergence of Crowds

    <p><i><b><span>tldr</span></b></i><i><span>: There seems to be a dynamic closely related to instrumental convergence that occurs when many agents with diverse goals interact.</span></i></p><p><i><b><span>Epistemic Status</span></b></i><i><span>: I think there is a version of this…