Hi Chin. Thanks for writing this review, it seems like a well-needed and timed article - at least from my perspective as I was looking for something like this. In particular, I'm trying to frame my research interest relative to AI-safety field, but as you point out this is still too early.
I am wondering if you have any more insights for how you came up with your diagram above? In particular, are there any more peer-reviewed articles, or arXiv papers like Amodei et al (https://arxiv.org/abs/1606.06565) that you relied on? For example, I don't understand why seed AI is such a critical concept in AI literature (is it even published), as it seems related to the concept of viruses which are an entire field in CS. Also, why is brain-inspired AI a category in your diagram, as far as I know that story isn't published/peer reviewed or have signifcant traction?
I imagine I'm in the same place you were before you wrote this article, and I'd love to get some more insight about how you ended up with this layout.
Hi Chin. Thanks for writing this review, it seems like a well-needed and timed article - at least from my perspective as I was looking for something like this. In particular, I'm trying to frame my research interest relative to AI-safety field, but as you point out this is still too early.
I am wondering if you have any more insights for how you came up with your diagram above? In particular, are there any more peer-reviewed articles, or arXiv papers like Amodei et al (https://arxiv.org/abs/1606.06565) that you relied on? For example, I don't understand why seed AI is such a critical concept in AI literature (is it even published), as it seems related to the concept of viruses which are an entire field in CS. Also, why is brain-inspired AI a category in your diagram, as far as I know that story isn't published/peer reviewed or have signifcant traction?
I imagine I'm in the same place you were before you wrote this article, and I'd love to get some more insight about how you ended up with this layout.
Thank you so much,
catubc