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LessWrong post discusses grantmakers and AI

This item is a link post to unsolicitedadvice.ai, discussing the concept of grantmakers not fearing death. The post, authored by dan.parshall and published on LessWrong, is framed as a discussion on AI. AI

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LessWrong post discusses grantmakers and AI

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  1. LessWrong (AI tag) TIER_1 (AF) · dan.parshall ·

    Grantmakers aren’t afraid to die

    <h2><em>The AI Risk grantmakers do not act like they believe in imminent existential risk from AI</em></h2> <p>The idea of "revealed preferences" is one of the most useful in economics; it allows us to cut through a great deal of metaphysical angst about what someone "really" bel…