Endogenous Alignment Requires Dependence
A short conceptual post on the AI Alignment Forum by Gordon Seidoh Worley, part of their "Uncertain Updates" sequence, arguing that for an AI system's alignment to be "endogenous" (arising from the system's own values/reasoning rather than imposed externally) it must nonetheless involve some form of dependence — likely on human oversight, feedback, or external grounding. The full body text was not available at fetch time, so the specific argument and its relation to corrigibility or value-learning debates could not be confirmed from the page itself.
TL;DR A brief alignment-theory essay claiming that internally-generated ("endogenous") AI alignment still requires dependence on something external — full text unavailable at fetch time.
Organisations named here
- AI Alignment Forum
- Gordon Seidoh Worley
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