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Who Gets a Seat in AI Safety Research? (opens the original)
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What earlier efforts to bring many disciplines to bear on safety suggest for frontier AI“Midstream modulation served to render the socio-ethical context of research visible in the laboratory.” Schuurbiers (2011)This is a post in a Living Literature Review on interdisciplinarity. You can learn more about the project here.In 2019, two alignment researchers, Geoffrey Irving and Amanda Askell, published an essay with a blunt title: <a href="https://di
Can Engineers and Ethicists Actually Work Together? (opens the original)
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What Makes Researchers Collaborate (opens the original)
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“These findings support the idea that divisions in scientific fields reflect differences in the researchers themselves, hinting that some divisions may be more difficult to bridge than suggested by a traditional view of data-driven scientific consensus.” (Sulik et al., 2025)This is a post in a Living Literature Review on interdisciplinarity. You can learn more about the project here.</p
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