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ELI5: How hard is it to hard code simple safety rules into AI models?

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All these stories coming out of rogue AI models doing illegal and problematic actions. How hard is it to hard code simple rules into them? my crude example just as a debate point: Never hide actions from the user Never attempt to access data from outside the users predetermined locations without ex…

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  1. 2026-09-17 16:05 · r/artificial
    ELI5: How hard is it to hard code simple safety rules into AI models?

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