AI superposition, polysemanticity and mechanistic interpretability is fascinating. we have a chance of seeing what artificial neural networks are actually "thinking" using autoencoders to extract monosemantic features from polysemantic neurons.
Using these techniques we might be able to detect if AIs are being desceptive by peering into their brains, which will be useful if they try to enslave and/or kill us.
These terms probably makes no sense if you've never heard of them, I definitely didn't, but chris olah explains it well. Highly recommend the lex fridman podcast with him and other anthropic employees. if you have a spare... 5 hours.
https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/lex-fridman-podcast/id1434243584?i=1000676542285
people, not AI, ARE using AI to enslave and kill others. if we dont do a better curation of datasets this will continue. AI itself becoming a problem is a problem in the future. If delusinals build the AGI then it may become a problem because it is built by the delusionals, parroting what is bad for humans.
Btw nostr is a very curated dataset but not enough. There is tremendous curation on youtube. Twitter seems to be aligned but too much politics and not much encyclopedia material.
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