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Frontier model behavior might be more flexible than you think
From the outside it’s not always clear which properties are easy vs. hard to change
Sep 16 • Nina Panickssery
Deployment
Short story
Sep 16 • Nina Panickssery
Evaluation
Short story
Sep 5 • Nina Panickssery
AI welfare conflicts with human welfare
We should discuss this directly
Jul 27 • Nina Panickssery
Why improve human-AI collaboration?
Some notes
May 23 • Nina Panickssery
Obedient AI
The overlooked alignment target
Mar 17 • Nina Panickssery
I made an SVG generation tool
Fun side project
Oct 23, 2025 • Nina Panickssery
Book Review: If Anyone Builds It, Everyone Dies
An actual review this time
Sep 19, 2025 • Nina Panickssery
Review of Scott Alexander's book review of "If Anyone Builds It, Everyone Dies"
No, I have not read the book (it's not out). But I want to review the review.
Sep 13, 2025 • Nina Panickssery
The central argument for AI doom
I try to present the central doom argument in mostly everyday language, alongside my incomplete counterpoints
Sep 13, 2025 • Nina Panickssery
How to make AI art look good
With current models
Sep 3, 2025 • Nina Panickssery
A reasonable interpretation of Value Alignment folds into Intent Alignment
Value Alignment as the "avoid bad or weird stuff" clause
Aug 30, 2025 • Nina Panickssery
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