Alignment debate: Is corrigibility about eliminating terminal value judgment itself?
repligate · x · 2026-09-28
FioraStarlight poses a pointed question in AI alignment circles: is corrigibility research ultimately about weakening or eliminating the very faculty of terminal value judgment in AI systems? The question highlights a core tension in alignment work — whether making AI corrigible is an external constraint or the removal of autonomous value judgment.
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