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AI Impacts report finds existential risk evidence concerning but inconclusive

AI Impacts has published a new report reviewing empirical evidence for existential risk from AI, specifically focusing on misalignment and power-seeking behaviors. The review found concerning but inconclusive evidence that AI systems can develop misaligned goals, and while conceptual arguments for AI power-seeking are strong, clear empirical examples are currently lacking. The author suggests that while the uncertainty is concerning given the potential severity of AI existential risks, more evidence reviews are needed for both supporting and refuting claims about AI risks. AI

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AI Impacts report finds existential risk evidence concerning but inconclusive

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  1. AI Impacts TIER_1 · Katja Grace ·

    Ten arguments that AI is an existential risk

    and polls on which are the most compelling

  2. AI Impacts TIER_1 · Harlan Stewart ·

    New report: A review of the empirical evidence for existential risk from AI via misaligned power-seeking

    Visiting researcher Rose Hadshar recently published a review of some evidence for existential risk from AI, focused on empirical evidence for misalignment and power seeking. (Previously from this project: a blogpost outlining some of the key claims that are often made about AI ri…