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How Rogue AIs may Arise

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    Prices whether an actual AI-caused catastrophe occurs given that models already have the capability to cause one, with control mitigations as the remaining line of defence.

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    Prices the chance that humanity loses meaningful control over AI systems and the trajectory they set, unconditionally, by 2035.

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    Prices whether it becomes possible and affordable by 2070 to build AI systems that are highly capable, plan on their own, and model their own situation — the step every other state here rests on.

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    Prices whether an actual AI-caused catastrophe occurs given that models already have the capability to cause one, with control mitigations as the remaining line of defence.

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    Prices whether permanent human disempowerment by power-seeking misaligned AI would itself destroy humanity's long-term potential, given every upstream condition holds by 2070.

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    Prices whether deployed misaligned AI systems actually seek power over people in high-impact ways, given that such systems are feasible, misaligned by default, and built anyway.

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    Prices whether, given feasible powerful agentic AI and strong incentives to build it, aligned systems turn out much harder to build than misaligned ones that still look worth deploying.

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In the sources

  • In a recent blog post, Bengio (2023) lays out a clear and concise logical argument for this case, entitled “How Rogue AIs may Arise”.

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