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Global Priorities Institute - Global Priorities InstituteGlobal Priorities Institute - Global Priorities Institute Skip to content Search … AboutMenu Toggle About GPIMenu Toggle About GPI Diversity at GPI People Supporting GPI ResearchMenu Toggle Research agenda PublicationsMenu Toggle Working papers Selected publications by GPI researchersMenu Toggle Economics publications Philosophy publications Paper summaries Talks Teaching materials OpportunitiesMenu Toggle Expressions of interest Oxford Global Priorities Fellowship Oxford Workshops on Global Priorities Research Predoctoral Research Fellowship in Economics Past opportunitiesMenu Toggle Prizes in Global Priorities Research Parfit Scholarship Atkinson Scholarship EventsMenu Toggle Past eventsMenu Toggle 2024Menu Toggle Atkinson Memorial Lecture – 16 May 2024 Parfit Memorial Lecture – 12 June 2024 14th Oxford Workshop on Global Priorities Research – 13-14 June 2024 2023Menu Toggle Topics in Economic Theory & Global Prioritization 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UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD More about GPI The Global Priorities Institute is an interdisciplinary research centre at the University of Oxford. Our aim is to conduct foundational research that informs the decision-making of individuals and institutions seeking to do as much good as possible. We use the tools of multiple academic disciplines, especially philosophy, economics and psychology, to explore the issues at stake. We prioritise projects whose contributions are unlikely to be otherwise made by the normal run of academic research, and that speak directly to the most crucial considerations such an actor must confront. Featured links In search of a biological crux for AI consciousness – Bradford Saad (Global Priorities Institute, University of Oxford) July 12, 2024 Future Suffering and the Non-Identity Problem – Theron Pummer (University of St Andrews) July 11, 2024 Tomi Francis | Aggregating Small Risks of Serious Harms June 14, 2024 1 2 3 … 18 Next » Papers Go to papers Dispelling the Anthropic Shadow – Teruji Thomas (Global Priorities Institute, University of Oxford) There are some possible events that we could not possibly discover in our past. We could not discover an omnicidal catastrophe, an event so destructive that it permanently wiped out life on Earth. Had such a catastrophe occurred, we wouldn’t be here to find out. This space of unobservable histories has been called the anthropic shadow. Several authors claim that the anthropic shadow leads to an ‘observation selection bias’, analogous to survivorship bias, when we use the historical record to estimate catastrophic risks. … Read More AI alignment vs AI ethical treatment: Ten challenges – Adam Bradley (Lingnan University) and Bradford Saad (Global Priorities Institute, University of Oxford) A morally acceptable course of AI development should avoid two dangers: creating unaligned AI systems that pose a threat to humanity and mistreating AI systems that merit moral consideration in their own right. This paper argues these two dangers interact and that if we create AI systems that merit moral consideration, simultaneously avoiding both of these dangers would be extremely challenging. While our argument is straightforward and supported by a wide range of pretheoretical moral judgments, it has far-reaching… Read More In search of a biological crux for AI consciousness – Bradford Saad (Global Priorities Institute, University of Oxford) Whether AI systems could be conscious is often thought to turn on whether consciousness is closely linked to biology. The rough thought is that if consciousness is closely linked to biology, then AI consciousness is impossible, and if consciousness is not closely linked to biology, then AI consciousness is possible—or, at any rate, it’s more likely to be possible. A clearer specification of the kind of link between consciousness and biology that is crucial for the possibility of AI consciousness would help organize inquiry into… Read More 1 2 3 … 34 Next » Videos Go to videos Oded Galor | The Journey of Humanity 10 June 2022 David Thorstad | The scope of longtermism 24 June 2021 Andreas Mogensen, David Thorstad | Tough enough? 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