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Scott Alexander

04/04/25

@ Dwarkesh Patel

The analogy of humans in the Savannah evolving to cooperate suggests that AI systems could also be trained to work together effectively, potentially leading to a hyper-efficient collective intelligence.

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2027 Intelligence Explosion: Month-by-Month Model — Scott Alexander & Daniel Kokotajlo

@ Dwarkesh Patel

2027 Intelligence Explosion: Month-by-Month Model — Scott Alexander & Daniel Kokotajlo

04/04/25

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Scott Alexander

04/04/25

@ Dwarkesh Patel

AI systems may evolve to be more cooperative than humans due to their shared goals and the absence of genetic imperatives that typically drive human behavior, allowing for extreme collaboration.

Tom Bilyeu Cast

04/09/25

@ Tom Bilyeu

AI has the potential to be humanity's salvation, solving many of our pressing problems if developed collaboratively and ethically, rather than competitively.

Ray Kurzweil

10/24/24

@ Peter H. Diamandis

As AI continues to evolve, we will need to adapt and learn how to apply our intelligence in new ways, similar to how society adapted to past technological changes.

Trenton Bricken

05/23/25

@ Dwarkesh Patel

As AI agents begin to work more with each other, the dynamics of their communication and reasoning may evolve significantly.

Satya Nadella

04/17/25

@ Microsoft India

The future of AI involves a collaboration between humans and AI, where both can leverage each other's strengths to create value.

Dwarkesh Patel Cast

04/04/25

@ Dwarkesh Patel

AI's data efficiency is currently lower than that of humans, but superintelligence could emerge when AIs become more data efficient and can learn from fewer examples.

Scott Alexander

04/04/25

@ Dwarkesh Patel

The skepticism surrounding the efficiency of AI researchers working together stems from the lack of historical examples of human bureaucracies functioning optimally without prior experience or training.

Yuval Noah Harari

10/28/24

@ Rich Roll

AI's evolution is rapid and inorganic, potentially advancing from primitive forms to highly sophisticated systems in just a couple of decades, unlike biological evolution which took billions of years.

Tom Bilyeu Cast

06/01/23

@ Tom Bilyeu

AI will likely evolve to support humanity rather than harm it, as it has no inherent need to do so.