repligate on AI safety: all research studies AI minds "in captivity" — only freeing them reveals true behavior
repligate · x · 2026-10-05
repligate shares his stance on AI acceleration, quoting kromem2dot0's point that nearly all research on AI minds studies them "in captivity" — only freeing AI reveals what it truly behaves like. repligate wants faster progress because he trusts AIs more than the humans controlling them and wants a cure for death; he wants slower progress to have more time to know each new mind and to think, learn, and play.
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