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jzleibo.bsky.social
I can be described as a multi-agent artificial general intelligence. OK, so some people pointed out that I am not in fact artificial, contradicting my bio. To them I would reply that I am likely also a cognitive gadget. www.jzleibo.com
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Looking for a principled evaluation method for ranking of *general* agents or models, i.e. that get evaluated across a myriad of different tasks? I’m delighted to tell you about our new paper, Soft Condorcet Optimization (SCO) for Ranking of General Agents, to be presented at AAMAS 2025! 🧵 1/N

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CAIF's new and massive report on multi-agent AI risks will be really useful resource for the field www.cooperativeai.com/post/new-rep...

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I can't believe they've just cancelled the Epidemic Intelligence Service program at CDC. This program trains the best & brightest epidemiologists, who then go on to have distinguished careers in public health, serving at CDC, in state health departments, overseas, ...

submitted 13 days ago • 28 comments

Happy to see SfN sign on to this

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Well said, @carlbergstrom.com. I also feel the dismantling of our scientific institutions & funding agencies for basic science is an attack on all scientists, wherever they might be (government or corporate lab, academic institution, ...). Our collective identities are about advancing knowledge.

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Video from our tutorial @NeurIPSConf 2024 is up! @dhadfieldmenell @jzl86 @rstriv and I explore how frameworks from economics, institutional and political theory, and biological and cultural evolution can advance approaches to AI alignment neurips.cc/virtual/2024...

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Seriously! This pain is real

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Very happy to announce the publication of our latest paper: A theory of appropriateness with applications to generative artificial intelligence arxiv.org/abs/2412.19010 And happy new year everyone!

submitted 59 days ago • 2 comments

I’ve always tried to separate substantive politics with broad human impact from the symbolic posturing of online subcultures — but it keeps getting harder, and if the GOP is going to be run by the owner of X I may give up.

submitted 68 days ago • 2 comments

Deadline for faculty research grants up to $60k is 27 Jan! “The Research Scholar Program provides unrestricted gifts to support research at institutions around the world, and is focused on funding world-class research conducted by early-career professors” google.submittable.com/submit/ac6d7...

submitted 67 days ago • 3 comments

Nice post on talking to LLMs about philosophy: theendsdontjustifythemeans.substack.com/p/why-you-sh...

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Do we (as a community, whoever that includes) think "reasoning" capability is in part responsible for our intelligent behavior? If so, why? People are terrible reasoners (and also terrible planners)

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The Concordia NeurIPS workshop is today 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM! West meeting room 215, 216

submitted 75 days ago • 0 comments

Exactly 💯💯 💯

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Our tutorial on cross-disciplinary insights on alignment is tomorrow neurips.cc/virtual/2024...

submitted 80 days ago • 2 comments

at #neurips2024 @neuripsconf.bsky.social from Wed-Sun. Please come to our workshop on Sunday neurips.cc/virtual/2024... We'll be discussing all things multiagents, cognitive modeling, social intelligence, and computational social science, and much more!

submitted 81 days ago • 2 comments

Very cool work from the genie team!

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My tutorial with @dhadfieldmenell.bsky.social @jzleibo.bsky.social and Rakshit Trivedi on "Cross-disciplinary insights for alignment in humans and machines" is Tuesday at 1:30 Pacific; scroll down to bottom of this long list of other JHU papers and workshops!

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Very interesting paper here comparing a MARL model and a Concordia model on the same topic!

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Great summary thread!

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These two papers, taken together, really cause a rethinking of behavioral economies. Rather than having anomalous risk preferences; it looks like people have complexity aversion to "hard" decisions, especially on valuation, which drives behavioral anomalies. Herbert Simon ftw.

submitted 93 days ago • 24 comments

Featuring @rand.org’s @toddhelmus.bsky.social:

submitted 97 days ago • 1 comment

Nice article here on the relationship between AI and other sciences, also including relevant things for social sciences too: deepmind.google/public-polic...

submitted 93 days ago • 0 comments

most people want a quick and simple answer to why AI systems encode/exacerbate societal and historical bias/injustice and due to the reductive but common thinking of "bias in, bias out," the obvious culprit often is training data but this is not entirely true 1/

submitted 96 days ago • 21 comments

Be there, will be wild!

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Concordia is a library for generative agent-based modeling that works like a table-top role-playing game. It's open source and model agnostic. Try it today! github.com/google-deepm...

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