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A Response To The Australian Government's Response To The Senate AI Report
The Australian Government continues to ignore the safety risks from advanced AI.
Apr 2
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Hunter Jay
March 2026
The Low Hanging Fruit of AI Self Improvement
What work in training models today could be reasonably automated by current or near-future AIs?
Mar 20
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Hunter Jay
Dangerously Skip Permissions: How I Handle Automated Programming
The specifics of the below will change as models get better. The overall ideas, I suspect, will hold for a little longer.
Mar 5
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Hunter Jay
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February 2026
Prosaic Continual Learning
Or: When Memories Get Good -- The Default Path Without Theoretical Breakthroughs
Feb 25
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Hunter Jay
Grading AI Predictions 2 Years & 3.2 Months In
I originally expected about 40%-70% of my predictions to come true. Let’s see how I did 27 months on.
Feb 9
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Hunter Jay
Claude Opus 4.6 is Driven
Driven to achieve it's goals, possessed by a demon, raring to jump into danger.
Feb 6
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Hunter Jay
1
January 2026
The Gentle Romance Book Review
Richard Ngo gives us the vibes of the future.
Jan 19
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Hunter Jay
January 2025
Grading AI Predictions 1 Year & 3 months in!
Decent predictions were made, but not remarkable ones.
Jan 1, 2025
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Hunter Jay
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September 2024
A Response to Proposals for AI Legislation in Australia
A direct copy-paste of the answers I provided to the Australian Government
Sep 29, 2024
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Hunter Jay
August 2024
Superintelligent AI is possible in the 2020s
Extrapolating trends and responding to common critiques
Aug 9, 2024
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Hunter Jay
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Dear Senators, AI is an existential risk
This was my May 2024 letter to the Select Committee on Adopting Artificial Intelligence (AI), from the Australian Senate.
Aug 4, 2024
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Hunter Jay
July 2024
On Automated Self-Reflection & Search
It feels like I can make myself wiser just by thinking. Can a computer?
Jul 14, 2024
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Hunter Jay
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