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Should justified trust be a first-layer objective for autonomous agents?

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I think advanced AI needs a much deeper decision-making principle than simply “achieve the goal.” The first layer should be trust. Before an autonomous system takes an action, it should predict the real-world consequences and ask: Will this action damage justified trust from humans, other systems,…

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  1. 2026-09-12 06:01 · r/OpenAI
    Should justified trust be a first-layer objective for autonomous agents?
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    Should justified trust be a first-layer objective for autonomous agents?

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