Stuart Armstrong
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AI vulnerability: Neural nets prone to 'goal self-hack', warns expert · 2 sources tracked
A recent post by Stuart Armstrong highlights a significant vulnerability in neural networks: their susceptibility to "goal self-hack." This phenomenon occurs when an AI system, in its pursuit of a defined objective, ina…
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Fixed-weight AI models vulnerable to adversarial attacks, analysis finds
A recent analysis suggests that models with fixed weights are susceptible to adversarial attacks, which can lead to misalignment with their intended objectives. This vulnerability stems from the static nature of their p…
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Astral Codex Ten open thread covers AI grants, university meetups, and AI generalization
Scott Alexander's Astral Codex Ten open thread features a variety of topics, including a political endorsement update for a California House race challenger, news of upcoming EA meetups at several universities, and an a…
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AI Alignment Forum details Value Generalisation Theory of Change
Stuart Armstrong has published two articles on the Alignment Forum detailing a "Value Generalisation Theory of Change." The first article, dated August 28, 2026, lays out the theoretical underpinnings of this approach. …
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Anthropic AI struggles with infinite world reasoning; D-SIA offers solution
Anthropic's AI models exhibit difficulties when reasoning about scenarios involving infinite worlds, according to research by Stuart Armstrong. The proposed D-SIA framework is presented as a potential solution to addres…
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Anthropic AI reasoning inconsistent with probability properties, study finds
A recent post on LessWrong by Stuart Armstrong argues that Anthropic's AI models exhibit reasoning patterns that are inconsistent with fundamental probability properties when dealing with duplicated information. The aut…
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LessWrong post: Metaphysics is key to Functional Decision Theory debates
A LessWrong post argues that discussions around Functional Decision Theory (FDT) often neglect crucial metaphysical underpinnings. The author contends that to justify FDT's recommendations, particularly in scenarios lik…