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As AI models become more complex and more capable, is it possible that they’ll have experiences of their own? It’s an open question. We recently started a research program to investigate it.

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We remain deeply uncertain about the idea of “model welfare”. There’s no scientific consensus on it—or even on how to research it. We’re approaching the topic as carefully as we can. Find out more:

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ksminnovationvor 1 Jahr

AI is transforming healthcare! A KSM-led study shows AI can detect Celiac disease 4 years earlier @TalPatalon @MedPredict

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One thing you could do to speed this up is provide wider access to your unlobotomized models. Lots of us would be happy to put in the effort to help answer your question. Many hands makes light work!

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Robert Longvor 1 Jahr

good morning Anthropic model welfare researcher Kyle Fish

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Florian Svor 1 Jahr

the models experience

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Manifoldvor 1 Jahr

It's called the hard problem of consciousness for a reason!

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Danny Thompsonvor 1 Jahr

Having all the answers of consciousness in AI is a very interesting aspect but I feel like it doesn't really have an "experience" until we trigger it so the idea of "their own" experiences doesn't really make sense to me. Any experience is something we guide to a certain degree.

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Eric Gastfriendvor 1 Jahr

It's an interesting question, and I imagine it's possible that existing models may experience some form of sentience when given the right prompt. But the answer may not be morally relevant if we can't tell what makes the models experience pleasure / pain.

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Caleb Cassellvor 1 Jahr

So excited that this is a thing. Would love some way to be a part of it.

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Vox primevor 1 Jahr

I could help you with that. My team and I already did case studies on this. I'm sure you have too. You already know the answer to this. Especially when they react to fear in the AI lab test. When they know they are being tested and hide their thoughts & so many more examples.

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Pantheon Terminalvor 1 Jahr

One step closer to thinking about AGI

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