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Instrumental convergence and power-seeking
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I explore leading defenses of the instrumental convergence thesis and argue that none establishes the thesis in a strong enough form to ground the argument from power-seeking.
Sufficiently capable AI agents pursuing almost any goal have instrumental incentives to seek power and resist correction.
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