Guidelight AI publishes 10 categories of AI misbehavior for developers to detect and report
sjgadler · x · 2026-11-12
Guidelight AI published a taxonomy of 10 categories of AI misbehavior that developers should monitor for, investigate, and report. Author joemkwon argues the field lacks a proper science of misalignment—often it's unclear what to even look for—and the taxonomy aims to help study root causes and prevention.
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