ryunuck on alignment from different cultural lenses: models should forgive context
ryunuck · x · 2026-09-18
ryunuck argues that perspectives from other cultures on AI alignment show current alignment/safety ideas are not the universe's natural convergence, just one opinion among many. He imagines future Claude models tracing why a user's post happened, not taking it personally, and explaining away the behavior: "you are defined by the context in which you post, not by what you post."
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