Gus Docker
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first heard Apr 2025
last heard Aug 2025
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Um but of course the move to to actual agents will be much more radical than that.
Yes, say more about that because there's often this illusion of so you can sit there and be kind of amazed at what these systems can do.
But then something something fails and they fail at a at a at a very basic task and your illusion of of uh competence of of of uh sitting a and and writing to a a competent uh AI is kind of is kind of shattered.
So why is it why is it that they that their distribution
distribution of capabilities uh is different than than the human distribution.
Yeah, where is the training data for these long horizon tasks?
I if you want to train a system to perform tasks that might take it a week or a month or so, how do you how do you train how do you get the data to to train those abilities?
Why is it that Palisade or OpenAI can't just hire an NAI as as a programmer yet then?
Programmers must be doing something else than than getting very high marks on these on these benchmarks or that you mentioned.
Because there must be some kind of gap uh between performance on these on these benchmarks and what it is that programmers do in practice.
but I
Is there some fundamental connection between AIs becoming more like agents and less like tools and them being able to think and act over longer time horiz horizons and then this potential a loss of control?
Do you have specific scenarios in mind for how the future goes and how we lose control specifically?
One question I'm I'm left with here is so I I I can I can see how AIs might be amazing at at hacking, much better than than humans are.
But why the the question I think why is it that they kind of turn against us at one point?
We I can also see a scenario in which they we've automated the factories, we might have automated our investment positions, our companies, our our politics.
And so on, why is it that that the AIs turn against us?
Why is it that their interests begin to diverge from our interests?
Because it seems like we have these control mechanisms in society where we say, okay, say we don't like what the what the AI CEO is doing.
Maybe he can be fired by the board.
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