Jiang plans a semester-long AI sequence using Karen Hao's journalism as core reading, with his own skeptical interpretation overriding his earlier neutral stance toward AI safety projects.
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Jiang plans a semester-long AI sequence using Karen Hao's journalism as core reading, with his own skeptical interpretation overriding his earlier neutral stance toward AI safety projects.
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"So this is a project I'll be working on, uh, in the future. And I'm really looking forward to presenting it to the world..."
"Okay. So feel free to ask questions, feel free to criticize me, feel free to stop me. I'm not clear. All right. So, um,..."
"Six years after my initial skepticism about OpenAI's, uh, altruism, I've come to firmly believe that OpenAI's mission to ensure AGI benefits all of..."
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