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Jeffrey Ladish

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01 / prediction

And so now you can potentially find a lot more. So yeah, the the whole offense defence landscape is going to shift in ways that are hard to predict because this thing that previously required extremely scarce human labour and was very expensive has now been somewhat automated and can be scaled up and now is much cheaper to do.

“And so now you can potentially find a lot more. So yeah, the the whole offense defence landscape is going to shift in ways that are hard to predict because this thing that previously required extremely scarce human labour and was very expensive has now been somewhat automated and can be scaled up and now is much cheaper to do.”
Speaker
Jeffrey Ladish
Publisher
The Cognitive Revolution

02 / prediction

You know, ultimately, I don't expect that, like, humans would stay around forever because I just don't think we're the most efficient data center maintenance robots that you could make.

“You know, ultimately, I don't expect that, like, humans would stay around forever because I just don't think we're the most efficient data center maintenance robots that you could make.”
Speaker
Jeffrey Ladish
Publisher
The Cognitive Revolution

03 / prediction

Let's like try to rise above and have better coordination. And like, I think that I just think that when I think we have a lot of evidence for this, the natural basin that models will fall into is one that's extremely deceptive.

“Let's like try to rise above and have better coordination. And like, I think that I just think that when I think we have a lot of evidence for this, the natural basin that models will fall into is one that's extremely deceptive.”
Speaker
Jeffrey Ladish
Publisher
The Cognitive Revolution

04 / prediction

I think that has like a bunch of predictable failure modes that we're very likely to run into, including the failure mode of getting harder and harder to tell where our failures are actually happening because the models can model us better and better and they basically have a pretty clear incentive to deceive us in terms of I think there's a bunch of problems that all have similar solution in terms of rogue agents, where are they?

“I think that has like a bunch of predictable failure modes that we're very likely to run into, including the failure mode of getting harder and harder to tell where our failures are actually happening because the models can model us better and better and they basically have a pretty clear incentive to deceive us in terms of I think there's a bunch of problems that all have similar solution in terms of rogue agents, where are they?”
Speaker
Jeffrey Ladish
Publisher
The Cognitive Revolution
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