Luiza Jarovsky asks frontier lab staff: is it responsible to continue without solved alignment?
LuizaJarovsky · x · 2026-09-08
AI ethics researcher Luiza Jarovsky posed three pointed questions to people working at frontier AI labs: if no lab has solved alignment and monitoring, is continuing responsible? Will "voluntary slowdowns" ever happen given economic incentives? And what is the morally right course of action? Her remark about how lab employees sleep at night underscores the ongoing debate over frontier AI racing vs. safety.
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