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Project Liberty builds solutions that advance human agency and flourishing in an AI-powered world.

projectliberty.io Joined July 2023

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Project Liberty @pro_jectliberty Sep 10

Where the US economy sits on this policy landscape will look very different based on time horizon: 2030 versus 2035 versus 2040.

Fathom Verified account @Fathom_org Sep 9

Worth a read: Anthropic has built a model of what AI could do to the US economy by 2030, including a scenario explorer with three futures, from modest to extreme.

Our Future of Work report maps where scenarios like these sit between augmentation and redistribution policy: their modest scenario points toward augmentation, their extreme toward redistribution. We also propose measures that would work across both.

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Project Liberty @pro_jectliberty Sep 9

We are also optimistic about the potential for coordination and coalition-building. More to come next week from us about the coalition that's emerging.

Jacob Coxon Verified account @hilbertspaess Sep 9

I am optimistic about the potential for coordination. Warning shots like the Hugging Face attack have made pacing agreements between U.S. labs more viable. I don’t feel like we’re on track to prevent a global race, which may require costly actions such as a temporary ban on improving model capabilities.
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Project Liberty @pro_jectliberty Sep 8

This is fascinating.

With the US midterm elections approaching, new research from @ISDglobal finds that 29% of responses to English election questions were incomplete, inaccurate or outdated—with accuracy 16% lower when prompts were in Spanish.

The implications in the lead-up to the mid-terms are enormous, especially as more people are turning to chatbots for election information.

Check out their full report below

Project Liberty @pro_jectliberty Sep 1

In the last few weeks, several high-profile AI-powered security breaches have occurred.

But those are just the major breaches we know about.

What about all the others that we’re not aware of—either because AI labs haven’t chosen to disclose them, or because those labs aren’t even aware that such breaches exist in the first place?

We can better understand the current risk surrounding AI security by deconstructing it into three buckets:

1. The known knowns.
2. The known unknowns.
3. The unknown unknowns.

Each requires a different response. Check out our recent newsletter for the breakdown.

Project Liberty @pro_jectliberty Aug 28

Congrats @ir_replaceable_! Let's do this!

Irreplaceable Verified account @ir_replaceable_ Aug 28

Today we're launching Irreplaceable, a movement of ordinary Americans coming together to decide the future of artificial intelligence.

Right now, some of the most important decisions on Earth are being made in a handful of rooms in northern California. 🧵
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