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Human Compatible

By Stuart Russell

A new foundation for AI argues that machines can be designed to remain deferential to human preferences, avoiding the conflict many fear from superintelligent systems.

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Stuart Russell presents a case for rethinking artificial intelligence from first principles. He argues that as AI systems become more capable, they must be designed to remain uncertain about human preferences so they can better align with human goals.

The book offers a clear account of current AI progress, the challenges that still lie ahead, and the risks that arise from misuse. It is a non-fiction discussion for readers interested in the future of AI, superhuman systems, and the question of how powerful technology can be made beneficial.

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