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Entity Relationship Graph

This interactive graph shows the relationships between entities in the knowledge base. Nodes are color-coded by entity type, and edges represent relationships defined in the entity data.

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Entity Types

risk
risk-factor
safety-agenda
intervention
policy
capability
model
crux
concept
organization

Graph Stats

Nodes: 150
Edges: 295
Orphans: 38
Clusters: 21

Most Connected Entities

  1. Anthropic (32)
  2. Racing Dynamics (31)
  3. Alignment Robustness (22)
  4. OpenAI (22)
  5. Interpretability (20)

Largest Clusters

  • Anthropic (58 entities)
  • Racing Dynamics (57 entities)
  • Societal Trust (55 entities)
  • Concentration of Power (13 entities)
  • Compute Governance (12 entities)

These entities have the most relationships:

EntityConnections
| Anthropic | 32 | | Racing Dynamics | 31 | | Alignment Robustness | 22 | | OpenAI | 22 | | Interpretability | 20 | | Deceptive Alignment | 20 | | Compute Governance | 19 | | Concentration of Power | 18 | | Scalable Oversight | 17 | | Societal Trust | 15 |

The graph has 21 clusters (groups of interconnected entities):

Cluster around anthropic: 58 entities
Cluster around racing-dynamics: 57 entities
Cluster around societal-trust: 55 entities
Cluster around concentration-of-power: 13 entities
Cluster around compute-governance: 12 entities
Cluster around irreversibility: 12 entities
Cluster around self-improvement: 10 entities
Cluster around economic-disruption: 9 entities
38 entities have no connections
  • misaligned-catastrophe
  • slow-takeoff-muddle
  • aligned-agi
  • multipolar-competition
  • pause-and-redirect
  • is-ai-xrisk-real
  • open-vs-closed
  • pause-debate
  • agi-timeline-debate
  • regulation-debate
  • interpretability-sufficient
  • scaling-debate
  • why-alignment-easy
  • case-against-xrisk
  • why-alignment-hard
  • case-for-xrisk
  • early-warnings
  • effectiveness-assessment
  • key-publications
  • post-incident-recovery
  • ...and 18 more

The graph uses label propagation for cluster detection, which groups entities that have strong interconnections. The centrality metric (number of connections) helps identify key hub entities.

Entity types use consistent colors:

  • 🔴 Red: Risks (outcomes, pathways, amplifiers)
  • 🟢 Green: Safety agendas and interventions
  • 🔵 Blue: Policies and organizations
  • 🟣 Purple: Capabilities and concepts
  • 🟠 Amber: Models