Holly Elmore
Founder and Executive Director, PauseAI US
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“It was like four days after the Jacob Coxon tweet storm, and the difference in like the receptivity from congressional offices was wild, you know, they wanted like a lot of detail suddenly from our constituents.”
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“I'm saying CEV is not what people have chosen, and you need to get their permission first.”
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“I'm just pissed at like the way that he does things specifically to like alienate and like damage the reputation of the cause”
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“I think the truth is that like the computer fraud and abuse act like already covers what happened in the hugging face incident”
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The Case Against Eliezer Yudkowsky — with Holly Elmore, PauseAI US
In a 106-minute Doom Debates episode, PauseAI US founder Holly Elmore argues that Eliezer Yudkowsky's early superintelligence plans amounted to a coup without people's consent and that Yudkowsky's public conduct alienates people the pause movement needs. Host Liron Shapira defends Yudkowsky. Elmore also describes congressional offices turning receptive and argues AI lab employees should eventually face jail.