> Normally, independent learning means opening multiple browser tabs, searching LessWrong, Wikipedia, papers, or asking ChatGPT before eventually returning to the original text. > [...] > Instead of leaving the learning environment, I could ask questions directly within the platform.
Yes our philosophy is very much to integrate everything and reduce friction. How did this feel for wrt to the book, which for copyright reasons, we haven't been able to include directly into the platform? I guess there you still had to context switch between the book and the platform?
I'd love for there to be some people already working in AI Safety in this cohort. Maybe some ops people or research managers? Seems highly valuable for them to have more overarching perspectives on developments.
> Normally, independent learning means opening multiple browser tabs, searching LessWrong, Wikipedia, papers, or asking ChatGPT before eventually returning to the original text.
> [...]
> Instead of leaving the learning environment, I could ask questions directly within the platform.
Yes our philosophy is very much to integrate everything and reduce friction. How did this feel for wrt to the book, which for copyright reasons, we haven't been able to include directly into the platform? I guess there you still had to context switch between the book and the platform?
I'd love for there to be some people already working in AI Safety in this cohort. Maybe some ops people or research managers? Seems highly valuable for them to have more overarching perspectives on developments.