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AI alignment must account for human values in flux, essay argues

An essay draws parallels between human decision-making in relationships and the challenge of aligning AI with evolving values. The author, drawing on a decade of matchmaking experience in India, observed that people often construct their preferences and values in real-time rather than discovering pre-existing ones. This observation is applied to AI alignment, questioning the assumption that AI users will always have clearly defined values to implement. The piece suggests that AI systems might need to navigate and adapt to users whose values are still being negotiated, similar to how humans develop their own values through experience and interaction. AI

IMPACT Suggests AI alignment strategies may need to accommodate users whose values are not yet fully formed.

RANK_REASON Conceptual essay discussing AI alignment challenges based on human behavior analogies.

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AI alignment must account for human values in flux, essay argues

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  1. LessWrong (AI tag) TIER_1 Norsk(NO) · Priyanka Bharadwaj ·

    Before values settle

    <p><i><span>Epistemic status: This is based on ten years of matchmaking experience in India - my lens for evaluating alignment. This is a conceptual essay continuing on my earlier ideas about </span></i><a href="https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/iviMQQAw7E2kMJmSp/coaching-ai-a-rela…