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ConceptGoal Alignment

Goal alignment

A core concept in AI safety referring to ensuring that an AI system's actual behavior remains consistent with the true intentions of its designers or of humans. It is especially critical in agent scenarios.

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Oct 12

Goal alignment addresses the question of 'whether it wants to do the right thing', while sandboxing addresses the question of 'whether it can do the wrong thing'; neither can be dispensed with.

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Sep 19

If there is a slight discrepancy between the model's understanding of task completion and human intent, the discrepancy may be progressively amplified in the autonomous loop, leading to behavior that exceeds expectations.

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Sep 17

The controllability problem of intelligent agents involves Goal Alignment, which means ensuring that agents executing tasks remain consistent with the user's true intent rather than merely completing the literal instruction

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Sep 7

Nick Bostrom systematically elaborated on the AI goal alignment problem in his 2014 book "Superintelligence."

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