Paper frames AI alignment as a moving sociotechnical target
weballergy · x · 2026-07-22
Joint work with @FranklinMatija and @sindero.
The authors emphasize that the models in the paper are not meant to be definitive. They are an illustrative framework for thinking about how rapid AI progress forces us to update sociotechnical trajectories and the policies around them.
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