Primary criteria: some kind of moratorium/pause on AI development through international cooperation. Any other effective method also accepted
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I'm reading this as a dual set of conditions:
Will we finally pull ourselves together
AND
avoid being wiped out by AI?
I can definitely say we didn't meet the 2nd condition. We're not dead. I guess we avoided being wiped out before market close.
I don't think we've hit the first condition yet, though.
This seems like a defensible NO to me. Let me know if anybody disagrees.
@Quroe this is one of the top ambiguities that is the bane of our existence. There is no clear consensus either way.
@jack I vote for defaulting a deadline to market close here unless otherwise specified.
Let's assume we don't operate like that here. In this particular case, it would sound like this market either resolves YES, or it stays open indefinitely until it resolves NO when nobody cares anymore because we are all dead. In that case, all humans trading this market should only be willing to buy YES shares because there is no utility to gain and exercise in the NO worldline.
From what I read, the market creator had a "you guys should figure this out -- I don't care" mindset. And as much as I hate that, the author's intent is being fulfilled.
Hot damn. If we had waited one more day to resolve this, it would have been more contentious.
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@Quroe It could also have resolved no if we somehow made it without meeting the criteria, e.g. we just get lucky. And there are plenty of other markets in the AI safety space that have the problem of not being around to collect your winnings.
I don't really care personally, in part because it was so underspecified in the first place, but if other people care I'd suggest n/a
@jack also that exact problem was brought up 1y ago, implying that others did read it as not having the 1y deadline. And the author even replied to the question, although the reply didn't exactly clarify this point.
@jack That's what I interpreted as the 'you guys should figure this out -- I don't care' mindset above.
@AlanTennant "Any other effective method also accepted" not pausing and getting alignment right would resolve YES
@AlanTennant if there were only 10 serious coders of concern in the world, and coding required 10,000 homes worth of electricity usage and teams of 50>, I don't think it would be that hard to pause.