"Common mistakes in AI safety group organizing" by Nikola Jurkovic
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- Reading groups often require that people read things before meetings. This is a mistake. People often don't do the readings. And the lack of common knowledge that everyone has read the reading degrades the conversation quality.
- Instead, have longer meetings, serve food (so, lunch/dinner meeting slots), and read during the actual meeting.
- Reading groups often don't sort people into cohorts properly. Mainly, they fail at clustering people into clusters of roughly equal ML knowledge and age. Grad students don't want to discuss a paper with freshmen. People with lots of ML knowledge don't want to discuss a paper with people with no ML knowledge.
- Instead, group people with people similar to them in ML knowledge and age.
- Reading groups often rely on digital materials instead of physical printouts. Screens are distracting and there is no common knowledge that people are paying attention.
- Neatly print every reading ahead of time instead.
- Clubs [...]
First published:
September 19th, 2026
Source:
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/XFzqDJjAJBt8fkn8i/common-mistakes-in-ai-safety-group-organizing
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