The Gradient retweeted
My essay 'After Orthogonality,' the culmination of 4 years of work on virtue-ethics, rationality, AI, decision-theory, and praxis is out on @gradientpub
New essay from @peligrietzer: What follows for AI alignment if we take the concept of eudaimonia — active, rational human flourishing — seriously?
The Gradient retweeted
Replying to @IasonGabriel
@IasonGabriel is an inspiration to me -- he works across disciplines to arrive at deeper and more grounded views of 'AI alignment' and the ethics of AI more broadly -- both of which are often held in very confused/naive ways by the ML community.
Bonus: he has a very pleasant voice -- looking forward to listening to this discussion with the talented @spaniel_bashir
🎙️Excited to share this new podcast with @spaniel_bashir at @gradientpub:
open.substack.com/pub/thegra…
It’s one of the deepest conversations I’ve had about AI & philosophy and we got it all on tape! 📼
The Gradient retweeted
🎙️Excited to share this new podcast with @spaniel_bashir at @gradientpub:
open.substack.com/pub/thegra…
It’s one of the deepest conversations I’ve had about AI & philosophy and we got it all on tape! 📼
The Gradient retweeted
New @gradientpub interview out (after a while!) with @IasonGabriel on value alignment, theories of justice, questions in political philosophy and their influence on Iason's thinking!
What do disembodied notions of AGI miss? @superspeeg writes:
“Instead of trying to glue modalities together into a patchwork AGI, we should pursue approaches to intelligence that treat embodiment and interaction with the environment as primary, and see modality-centered processing as emergent phenomena.”
The Gradient retweeted
AGI won’t emerge from piling on modalities.
It must be embodied, interactive, and unified –– where perception and action are core, and “modality” is just a side-effect.
We need to stop building patchwork solutions and start building minds.
New piece in @gradientpub: AGI Is Not Multimodal. Some bits 🧵👇











