Epstein Secrets

athan Haidt, Robert Kegan, Noam Chomsky, Meredith Patterson, Frank Rieger, Larry Lessig, Dan Novy, Stuart Ka

ons of mass destruction. People that might be interesting to invite may include (in no particular order) George Church, Steven Wolfram, Seth Lloyd, Michael Vassar, Riva-Melissa Tez, Scott Alexander Siskind, Rick Doblin, Terrence Tao, Robert Trivers, Steven Pinker, Jonathan Haidt, Robert Kegan, Noam Chomsky, Me

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en expert progammers: For a good explanation of how a machine’s code can be turned against itself, see Sergey Bratus, Michael E. Locasto, Meredith |. Patterson, Len Sassaman, and Anna Shubina, “Exploit Programming: From Buffer Overflows to ‘Weird Machines’ and Theory of Computation.” ;login December 2011, p.

ible? “It seems to me that historically ‘impossible’ has essentially always meant ‘I can’t figure out how to do it right now,” the computer scientist Michael Vassar has written about such a situation. “People proposing AI boxes are a bit like literature majors proposing to lock McGuyver in a ‘room full of discar