Alignment researcher says self-censorship keeps them from sharing key AI safety findings
aiamblichus · x · 2026-11-02
Replying to repligate's "this is one of my main reasons for not sharing important observations and ideas over the years," aiamblichus says they also self-censor heavily and have had a fundamentally adversarial relationship with the alignment establishment — shedding light on suppression of dissent within the AI safety community.
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