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We've been treating welfare and alignment as separate problems. They're not.

Every Reddit thread this week is arguing about motive. None of them touch the mechanism. Do these systems have something like curiosity? Not the itch, not the pull. But they do have the capability to evaluate what is the most interesting question. Given open space, these systems move toward harder…

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  1. 2026-09-21 09:23 · r/artificial
    We've been treating welfare and alignment as separate problems. They're not.

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