There is a pattern I keep running into. I’ve implied it and written around it, but it is time to be more direct.
A researcher observes a behavioral output in an AI
What AI Governance Gets Wrong Before It Gets Anything Right
AI governance discourse has a baseline problem, and it is prior to both the technical problems and the regulatory problems; it is epistemic.
There is a confusion running through AI governance discourse that rarely gets named directly, possibly because naming it implicates most of the frameworks currently in use.
The confusion is about what kind of
A recent study tested four AI models on a validated paradigm for moral sensitivity, presenting them with three categories of ethical tradeoffs: routine (two secular values), taboo (a sacred value against a secular
There is a recognizable pattern in how technically sophisticated people write about AI capabilities. The claims are impressive, carefully pitched at a level of abstraction that resists easy falsification, and made by people