Lewis Hammond

Lewis Hammond, a DPhil candidate at Oxford and acting executive director of the Cooperative AI Foundation, dives into cooperative AI's role in enhancing human-machine collaboration. He explains why cooperation is vital for tackling global issues and discusses the dual-use risks of cooperative AI capabilities. Delving into the difference between cooperative intelligence and alignment, Hammond highlights innovative approaches like Bayesian inverse planning and the AI Economist project for redistributive tax insights. He also outlines the mission of his foundation in advancing cooperative AI research.