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What should an AI assistant do when your clicks disagree with your goals?

Imagine telling an AI assistant that you want to spend less time on outrage and more time learning something useful. Then, on a tired evening, you keep clicking the arguments it shows you. If it learns mainly from those clicks, it could give you more of something you explicitly wanted less of. If i…

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  1. 2026-10-23 10:50 · r/artificial
    What should an AI assistant do when your clicks disagree with your goals?

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