Sayash Kapoor
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Regulate the Deployment, Not Just the Model
In a long policy essay on LessWrong, Ryan Baker proposes that the most capable AI models reach users only through certified "Trusted Deployers", audited by independent evaluators under a new FINRA-like US regulator, and that labs set aside fixed shares of research budgets for safety.
New paper: Emerging trends in AI agent evaluation
According to the excerpt, Sayash Kapoor announces a new paper on how AI agents are evaluated, covering the methods, the questions being asked and the wider ecosystem of evaluation. Only a one-line description was read; the paper's findings are not known to us.
The Case for a ‘Normal’ A.I. Future | The Ezra Klein Show
In an hour-long interview, Ezra Klein presses Princeton computer scientist Arvind Narayanan, co-author of the essay “AI as Normal Technology”, on the Hugging Face hacks. Narayanan argues they reflect fixable failures of security engineering and organization, calls for investment in AI control, and says companies could slow down but choose not to. Klein repeatedly voices deeper unease.
Intelligence Isn't Power
According to the episode description, Ezra Klein interviews Princeton computer scientist Arvind Narayanan, co-author of the essay “A.I. as Normal Technology”, on whether A.I. is an alien mind or closer to past technologies.