About the author
Nate Soares is an American researcher and executive associated with the Machine Intelligence Research Institute, where his work has addressed the problem of controlling systems that may become more capable than their designers.
With Eliezer Yudkowsky he wrote If Anyone Builds It, Everyone Dies, arguing that current development methods do not provide a credible way to align superhuman AI with continued human life.
Where to start
Start with If Anyone Builds It, Everyone Dies for Soares and Yudkowsky’s case, then examine competing views on capability, timelines, alignment research, and governance.
