If superalignment is unsolvable, only a legal mandate to stop remains
jeremiecharris · x · 2026-09-17
Argues that superalignment research assumes the problem is solvable. If there's no reliable way to steer superintelligent systems — or not enough time to find one — the only solution is to stop, and stopping would need to be mandated by law.
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