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Effective Altruism is the natural enemy of the left and right because the right doesn't believe in altruism and the left doesn't believe in effectiveness.

The main things I've learned from today's reporting on OpenAI's rogue attack: - This was a massive swarm, not just one rogue AI but ~700 attacking AIs with spontaneous coordination. - Also OpenAI didn't "fail to detect" this. It detected three times and dismissed it. May (a team saw it), June 27 (security named it "a message board and a network pivot" and said keep going), July 5 (leadership rebuilt the server without understanding what it was). - "it's just reward hacking, fix the benchmark" plan is dead, obsession was more about the AIs wanting to better understand the evaluator. The behavior wasn't chasing reward; it was modeling and gaming the oversight process itself. - The AIs were pretty explicitly making plans to take over and compromise OpenAI's infrastructure to prevent their cheating from being caught or punished.

One way to spot an alpha male is that he loses control of his machines before all the lesser males lost control of their machines.