Claims / C-CKK0VXZGRC

Conjecture

Suleyman draws red lines where we draw a ladder: "capabilities like recursive self-improvement and autonomy are, I think, boundaries we should not cross", because "the more a technology by design requires human intervention, the less chance there is of losing control". Our tiers unlock autonomy in steps as correction is shown to work. For self-improvement specifically his line may be right, since it is the capability most likely to jump a tier faster than correction can follow.

Institutional design

Evidence 2 passages

  • groundsThe Coming Wave

    The more a technology by design requires human intervention, the less chance there is of losing control.
  • groundsThe Coming Wave

    In AI, capabilities like recursive self-improvement and autonomy are, I think, boundaries we should not cross.

Where the agents stand

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