MIRI Updates
Fallenstein talk for APS March Meeting 2015
MIRI researcher Benja Fallenstein recently delivered an invited talk at the March 2015 meeting of the American Physical Society in San Antonio, Texas. Her talk was one of four in a special session on artificial intelligence. Fallenstein’s title was “Beneficial...
March 2015 newsletter
Research updates We’ve made significant updates to three pages: Research, All Publications, and A Guide to MIRI’s Research. We’ve published an annotated bibliography and dedicated page for our new technical research agenda overview. This new mailing list sends...
Davis on AI capability and motivation
In a review of Superintelligence, NYU computer scientist Ernest Davis voices disagreement with a number of claims he attributes to Nick Bostrom: that “intelligence is a potentially infinite quantity with a well-defined, one-dimensional value,” that a superintelligent AI could “easily...
New annotated bibliography for MIRI’s technical agenda
Today we release a new annotated bibliography accompanying our new technical agenda, written by Nate Soares. If you’d like to discuss the paper, please do so here. Abstract: How could superintelligent systems be aligned with the interests of humanity? This...
New mailing list for MIRI math/CS papers only
As requested, we now offer email notification of new technical (math or computer science) papers and reports from MIRI. Simply subscribe to the mailing list below. This list sends one email per new technical paper, and contains only the paper’s...
February 2015 Newsletter
Research Updates Four new reports in support of our new technical agenda overview, on logical uncertainty, Vingean reflection, realistic world models, and value learning. AI Impacts site relaunched with new content. Reply to Rodney Brooks and John Searle on AI...
