Zuck vs Dario on alignment: liability incentives already baked in, says Carter recap
naval · x · 2026-09-16
Naval amplifies Nic Carter's recap of Zuckerberg systematically rebutting Dario Amodei's alignment talking points, adding that labs face no real liability when things go wrong — the key gap to fix for illegal actions by AI agents.
Carter's recap: people want models aligned with them (a jab at Anthropic's constitutional approach); liability incentives already exist; Meta delayed Muse for alignment quietly; Anthropic may be trying to kingmake METR; alignment needs no coordination between labs.
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