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My point is that the behavior is not well modeled as "hunting humans". They don't attack humans with the intent to kill and eat as prey. 

I would like to be able to set my defaults so that I never see any of the proposed AI content. Will this be possible?

Thanks for the feedback Garrett.

This was intended to be more of a technical report than a blog post, meaning I wanted to keep the discussion reasonably rigorous/thorough. Which always comes with the downside of it being a slog to read, so apologies for that!

I'll write a shortened version if I find the time!

Thanks James!

One failure mode is that the modification makes the model very dumb in all instances.

Yea, good point. Perhaps an extra condition we'd need to include is that the "difficulty of meta-level questions" should be the same before and after the modification - e.g. - the distribution over stuff it's good at and stuff its bad at should be just as complex (not just good at everything or bad at everything) before and after

Thanks Felix!

This is indeed a cool and surprising result. I think it strengthens the introspection interpretation, but without a requirement to make a judgement of the reliability of some internal signal (right?), it doesn't directly address the question of whether there is a discriminator in there.

The problem is that their understanding of their territory is not the same as our legal understanding, so they can attack on the roads outside their homes. 

The dogs are not hunting humans but want to defend territory or something similar. 

Definitely. Let’s not imitate the deceptive headlines in mainstream media

Thanks. I'd somehow made it to 2024 without realizing Markdown was a standardized syntax.

If we take the issue of forced prostitution and the official numbers are estimates and by their nature estimates are not exact.

https://www.spiegel.de/international/germany/human-trafficking-persists-despite-legality-of-prostitution-in-germany-a-902533.html would be a journalistic story about prostitution in Germany that describes what happens here with legalized prostitution.

I was once talking with someone who in the past was thinking about opening a brothel and who had some insight about how brothels are run in Germany and who said that a lot of coercion is used.  

Recently, I read something from a policeman who was complaining about how the standard of proving coercion for prostitutes is too high. Proving that a prostitute who's over 21 who left was beaten was not enough in court to convince the court that she falls under the criteria of outlawed exploitation of prostitutions.