You Don’t Need to Build an AI Model to Help Align One
Seven practical contributions anyone can make to better AI goals, feedback, and accountability.
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Seven practical contributions anyone can make to better AI goals, feedback, and accountability.
Read the guidePublic input can inform AI principles. The next challenge is connecting participation to accountable decisions.
Read the guideMove beyond inevitable doom and automatic optimism. Focus on risks, uncertainty, and decisions people can influence.
Read the guideOwnership, time, public goods, and participation rewards belong in the conversation about AI alignment.
Read the guideThe ISIT Game proposes connecting human sensemaking, AI alignment, and income. Explore its promise and the questions a pilot should answer.
Read the guideParticipation rewards can support alignment—or distort it. Design incentives that welcome useful dissent.
Read the guideA Decentralized Engagement Organization can connect participation, decision rights, and rewards. Here is the model—and what it must prove.
Read the guideAI alignment connects technical behavior with human goals, institutional incentives, and the power to challenge decisions.
Read the guideMeta Muse May Be the Best AI Agent for Normal People—But Power Users May Want Something Else The AI-agent race is getting…
Read the guideThe AI Model Isn’t Just Writing Anymore. It’s Building, Testing, and Checking Its Own Work. The most important signal in the next…
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