
Automate & scale open-ended reasoning Building @elicitorg, an AI research assistant Demos https://nitter.gq/t.co/8UGlbJ1eVE Jobs & product roadmap https://nitter.gq/t.co/oDFh35ACEG
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We think that building products and testing out ideas is one of the best ways to have an impact on AI safety.
This is what we're doing at Ought!
Take a look at our recent post to learn more: forum.effectivealtruism.org/…
Welcome to the team Maggie! We’re thrilled to start building with you.
Today was my last day @hashai. I still support the team and everything they're working on ❤️
But I'm thrilled to be joining @oughtinc
I wrote a bit about the move and Ought here: maggieappleton.com/joining-o…
TLDR: Designing AI tools to help researchers with open-ended reasoning
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Lead devops at Ought and build infrastructure for composing language model tasks at scale -
Letter to our future devops lead docs.google.com/document/d/1…
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We're creating a dataset of alignment research tasks (ART 🎨) to guide AI research towards helping with alignment.
Each contribution is eligible for a $200-$2000 prize!
One thing we realized at the Tahoe retreat is that our team cooks & cleans really well together.
We seamlessly danced around and with each other while wielding knives, stoking fires, and overcoming fire alarms.
youtu.be/nIzLbT6Yz5k
Excited to welcome James Brady as our new Head of Engineering!
jmsbrdy.com/
Thank you SFF & Jaan Tallinn for your support.
survivalandflourishing.fund/…
Kudos @timo_schick!
New leader on raft.elicit.org benchmark: @timo_schick with PET, beating GPT-3. I'm skeptical of much few-shot work (easy to overfit), but RAFT makes it hard to cheat + has real world tasks so seems PET is actually best for few-shot classification
github.com/timoschick/pet
Thank you @William_Kiely!
Please join me in supporting @oughtinc. Double your gift with the #FallGivingChallenge and get matched up to $100 by donating today! every.org/ought?donationId=4… via @everydotorg
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We now accept donations in cryptocurrency! Help us apply advanced ML systems and language models to complex, open-ended reasoning tasks: ought.org/donate
Currently building @elicitorg
This week's Lunch & Learn: @stuhlmueller and @EthanJPerez answer crowd sourced questions about the basics of language models and the most interesting developments they expect to see in the next 5-10 years.
Video: youtube.com/watch?v=v35FrIhG…
Notes: docs.google.com/document/d/1…
We're beta testing research assistant features in @elicitorg using GPT-3. You can now:
1. Find relevant think tank publications
2. Search forecasting questions across @CSETforetell, @metaculus, @predictit
Our vision for automating open-ended reasoning about the future in our latest blog post: ought.org/updates/2020-10-09…
cc @elicitorg
AGI seems to be the dominant consideration in a lot of LessWrong x-risk predictions. Is this actually accurate, or is it a community bias? You can make your own prediction here: tinyurl.com/x-risk-predictio…
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We’re excited to announce $3.8 million in new donations from partners including @open_phil, @paulfchristiano, Jaan Tallinn, Survival and Flourishing Fund and many other amazing donors.
ought.org/updates/2020-02-14…
Updates on factored evaluation experiments discerning the validity of arguments about Roger Ebert movie reviews ought.org/updates/2020-01-11…
Over the past 10 months, we identified a new setup for question decomposition experiments, tested it with 60+ contractors working 150+ hours per week, and laid the groundwork for an app that supports many different kinds of question-answer experiments.
ought.org/updates/2019-10-28…







