Sarcastic jab at naive "don't harm people" style AI alignment goes around
deanwball · x · 2026-10-12
- Matt Zeitlin sarcastically suggests encoding AI with simple, generalizable rules like "don't harm people" and "always obey what people tell you."
- Law scholar Dean Ball amplifies it with a mocking 🤯, reflecting ongoing debate about oversimplifying the alignment problem.
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