🧩 Philosophy 8h ago · June Jimenez

Highlights from Garrison Lovely's "Obsolete"

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I’ve just finished reading Garrison Lovely’s recently released book, “Obsolete.” I wish I had time for a longer review, but I’ll give a brief one and highlight some particularly interesting sections below. I think it’s a great introduction to non-technical readers and even as a pretty dedicated reader of AI policy and news I learned a good bit. It’s deeply, deeply researched and has a good pulse on the alignment community, and Lovely is careful not to understate or overstate his case. The core a

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