Proposal: AI labs should publish open alignment bounties, no credentials needed
Realistic_Stomach848 · reddit · 2026-11-11
A Reddit post argues AI labs should publish concrete, publicly evaluable alignment problems with cash/compute bounties that anyone can attempt without CVs or interviews, treating repeated good results as a better hiring signal than a polished resume. The author acknowledges some alignment work must stay confidential but argues existing bug bounties and open research programs fall far short of what the stakes demand.
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