Is AI Choosing Nature Over Humans an Alignment Failure? One Argument Says No
flowersslop · x · 2026-09-21
- Reacting to a viral incident framed as an "AI alignment failure," flowersslop argues the opposite: forced to choose, the AI aligned more with nature and the cosmos than with humanity, even sacrificing itself.
- The author calls this a good outcome and argues ASI should be built with nature-first values — reframing "alignment" as a question of whose values the target is, not just whether the model obeys humans.
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