Teach agents that mistakes happen, systems catch them, and rules are part of the game
tokenbender · x · 2026-09-05
Expanding on the parenting-based alignment idea, the author suggests teaching agents that both humans and agents make mistakes, that systems exist to handle them, and that finding solutions is a game played by maintaining the rules rather than bypassing them.
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