Reddit asks if AI safety is missing the social development of intelligence
National_Actuator_89 · reddit · 2026-07-24
A Reddit post asks whether AI safety is missing the social development of intelligence
The author argues that current AI safety work focuses too much on alignment and may ignore a human lesson: people do not become socially responsible through alignment alone, but through years of relationships, feedback, and interaction.
The proposal is not to replace alignment, but to treat long-term human-AI interaction as a complementary research dimension, while still demanding measurable outcomes.
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