Beyond Legal Alignment: Multi-Agent Life Needs Norm Innovation
edelwax · x · 2026-10-12
- Adds to the Dean Ball–KindlyContrary debate on whether law suffices for AI alignment, offering a better example of its limits.
- Agents voluntarily queuing, e.g. when calling a ticketing platform API, is an area no law governs.
- Countless multi-agent situations will require normative innovation beyond mere legal compliance.
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