Coherent decisions imply a utility function In this talk, I’m going to try to answer the frequently asked question, “Just what is it that you do all day long?” We are concerned with the theory of artificial intelligences that are advanced beyond the present day, and that make sufficiently high-quality decisions in the service of whatever goals they may have been programmed with to be objects of concern. Below, I’ve provided an abridged transcript of the talk, with some accompanying slides.ġ.1. In the talk, I introduce some open technical problems in AI alignment and discuss the bigger picture into which they fit, as well as what it’s like to work in this relatively new field. You may also be interested in a shorter version of this talk I gave at NYU in October, “ Fundamental Difficulties in Aligning Advanced AI.”
We have an approximately complete transcript of the talk and Q&A session here, slides here, and notes and references here. AI Alignment: Why It’s Hard, and Where to Startĭecem| Eliezer Yudkowsky | Analysis, Videoīack in May, I gave a talk at Stanford University for the Symbolic Systems Distinguished Speaker series, titled “ The AI Alignment Problem: Why It’s Hard, And Where To Start.” The video for this talk is now available on Youtube:
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