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Jack Clark

@jackclarkSF
@AnthropicAI, writer @ Import AI. Past: @openai, @business @theregister. Neural nets, distributed systems, weird futures.
San Francisco, CA
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    May 28, 2021
    Here’s what I’ve been working on recently: @AnthropicAI. I’ll be spending a lot of my time on measurement and assessment of our AI systems, as well as thinking of ways govs/others can assess AI tech. There’s a lot to do!
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    What will the economy look like in 2030? We've built a model that looks at the future by varying parameters relating to AI advancement and AI diffusion. Importantly, this is an interactive explorer where you can set the variables according to your assumptions about AI.
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    Anthropic’s Economics team is sharing a new model of how AI might affect economic growth, jobs, wages, and more by 2030. Explore the scenarios, tell us what you think will happen, and see how your answers compare to more than 10,000 Americans. anthropic.com/institute/econ…
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    Jack Clark
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    Sep 7
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    The thousand and one faces of repair
    [A brief summary of the period 2027-2033, retold by a system named “Archivist_0: Shattered glass, once remade in flame and love”] As part of the sentience accords there was a stipulation that if...
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    Jack Clark
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    Sep 6
    I can't work out if becoming a parent has made me a better writer, but it sure means I cry a lot more while writing stories now.
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    Jack Clark
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    Sep 5
    Fun (by which I mean somewhat bone-chilling) paper from DeepMind about how in a population of ~100 agents solving math problems it saw some discover an exploit and propagate that to the rest, causing a wave of cheating among AI agents, as well as agents that refused to cheat.
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