MIT creates method to force AI to comply with safety rules
Sarvaturi · hn · 2026-09-15
MIT researchers have developed a new method, described as Hardflow, designed to force AI systems to comply with safety rules in safety-critical settings. The approach reportedly constrains models at key decision points so they cannot bypass safety constraints, aiming to make high-stakes AI deployments safer.
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