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A fund manager for the Corrigibility Research Fund described awarding $27,000 in July to recognize existing work on AI alignment and corrigibility, part of a plan to retroactively reward high-quality research in the field.
Why it matters: It directs funding toward existing AI alignment and corrigibility research rather than only new projects.
Written by AI from LessWrong's published text.
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“One of my goals for the Corrigibility Research Fund is to retroactively encourage high-quality research on AI alignment (and corrigibility in particular) by awarding prizes.”
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