Lucas Beyer mocks AI executives as dependent on Yudkowsky's ideas
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AI researcher Lucas Beyer (@giffmana) responded to a long post by Eliezer Yudkowsky with a brief jab, "Come on broski," mocking AI company executives.
Yudkowsky argues that concepts central to the industry, such as recursive self-improvement and AGI, originated with him and reached executives through figures like Nick Bostrom. He also claims executives cannot independently articulate a positive vision for AGI or superintelligence (ASI). Beyer's post is a short, sarcastic reaction, not a detailed rebuttal, so the report does not establish whether Yudkowsky's account of the ideas' origins is accurate.
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Lucas Beyer (bl16)@giffmanaLucas Beyer mocks AI executives as dependent on Yudkowsky's ideasAILucas Beyer (@giffmana) posts a short jab, "Come on broski," in response to a long quoted post by Eliezer Yudkowsky. Yudkowsky argues that AI companies' concepts like recursive self-improvement and AGI originated with him and reached executives through Bostrom and others, and that executives cannot independently articulate a positive vision for AGI or ASI.

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