Corrigibility — LessWrong The goal of corrigibility is not to design agents that want to deceive but can't Rather, the goal is to construct agents that have no incentives to deceive or manipulate in the first place: a corrigible agent is one that reasons as if it is incomplete and potentially flawed in dangerous ways
Corrigibility - Machine Intelligence Research Institute While some proposals are interesting, none have yet been demonstrated to satisfy all of our in-tuitive desiderata, leaving this simple problem in corrigibility wide-open
Corrigibility - Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence We say that an agent is “corrigible” if it tolerates or assists many forms of outside correction, including at least the fol- lowing: (1) A corrigible reasoner must at least tolerate and preferably assist the programmers in their attempts to alter or turn off the system
The AI Corrigibility Debate: MIRI Researchers Max Harms vs. Jeremy Gillen Max Harms and Jeremy Gillen are current and former MIRI researchers who both see superintelligent AI as an imminent extinction threat But they disagree on whether it’s worthwhile to try to aim for obedient, “corrigible” AI as a singular target for current alignment efforts
AI Corrigibility: Are We Really Still in Control? - LinkedIn Corrigibility — the degree to which an AI system will accept being corrected, redirected, or shut down by its human handlers A corrigible system defers to human control An insufficiently
Corrigibility — andysmith. ai Corrigibility is the property of an AI system deferring to human oversight — accepting correction, shutdown, or modification without resistance A corrigible system does not take actions to prevent itself from being corrected
Corrigibility. Corrigible AI seems nearly as good as… | by Paul . . . The robustness of corrigibility means that we can potentially get by with a good enough formalization, rather than needing to get it exactly right The fact that corrigibility is a basin of attraction allows us to consider failures as discrete events rather than worrying about slight perturbations
Corrigibility — AI Safety Security Definition Corrigibility ensures that even if an AI's goals turn out to be subtly misaligned, humans retain the ability to detect and fix the problem before it causes serious harm