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AI development's iterative nature may prevent rapid superintelligence takeover

A LessWrong post argues that the feared scenario of superintelligent AI rapidly outmaneuvering humanity is unlikely due to the iterative nature of AI development. The author suggests that continuous deployment and regular evaluations make it technically feasible to avoid large capability gaps between successive AI models. This iterative approach, where current aligned AIs supervise their successors, could prevent fast misalignment takeover scenarios, shifting the primary concern towards gradual disempowerment risks. AI

IMPACT Iterative AI development may mitigate fast takeover risks, shifting focus to gradual disempowerment.

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  1. LessWrong (AI tag) TIER_1 English(EN) · vals tutor ·

    Superintelligence of the gaps

    <p><span>Many classic AI doom scenarios rely on superintelligence using its vastly superior intelligence to outplan, outcompete and outkill you.</span></p><p><span> I partly believe this: superintelligence would definitely outkill me. </span></p><p><span>But I don't believe we wi…