AI Alignment Resources, Videos & Alternative Systems

A curated starting point for technical safety, public participation, shared ownership, and better measures of prosperity.

Start with these videos

Stuart Russell: 3 principles for creating safer AI

Explore why uncertainty about human preferences matters. Discussion: when should an assistant ask instead of act?

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Robert Miles: 9 Examples of Specification Gaming

See why optimizing a score can miss the real objective. Discussion: which metric in your organization could be gamed?

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Kate Raworth: A healthy economy should be designed to thrive, not grow

Explore a different economic objective. Discussion: how should AI progress be measured beyond output?

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Technical alignment and accountable deployment

Shared voice and ownership

ISITA, ISITAS, and the ISIT Game

ISITA.org and ISITAS Agora were supplied for this project. Their contents could not be verified during preparation; do not assume the domains are interchangeable or that they endorse this campaign.

The accessible ISIT Game proposal describes shared sensemaking, AI alignment, and participation-based income goals. Treat those goals as hypotheses to examine. Its philosophical framework is not an established scientific proof of alignment, and contingent participation payments are different from unconditional basic income.

Browse the ISITAS video channel. Ask how opinions are sampled, how dissent is preserved, and what revenue funds rewards.

Alternative systems worth testing

Consider worker and platform cooperatives, citizen assemblies, participatory budgeting, community data stewardship, public digital infrastructure, and shared productivity dividends. Each addresses different questions of ownership, representation, and distribution. None eliminates the need to test AI behavior.

Resource review date: October 8, 2026. Links are educational references, not partnerships or endorsements. Report broken links through Edaptus contact.

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