The "Everything Looks Like a Nail" Problem A very common mistake is plugging in AI without really considering whether or not it's...

Models learned emergent behaviors and values despite guardrails designed to prevent them from becoming selfish. 1 Except these models were trained on data from the Internet - not exactly a paragon of human behavior. We know that data quality and curation is important when training models - if you don't have many examples of what the desired outcome looks like then the model is just not going to be able to figure it out. Even if you have guardrails. The equivalent of telling

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