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Looking ahead, the industry needs to invest more in empirical testing, self-aware models, and dynamic alignment mechanisms—not just theoretical safeguards based on potentially flawed assumptions. As I have argued in my own work (notably "Symphony of Thought"), achieving robust, adaptive, and self-correcting AI is both necessary and attainable if we approach these problems with humility, rigor, and a willingness to challenge prevailing dogmas.
Thanks for your attention. For those interested, I’ve linked a paper where I explore experimental approaches to stability and inner alignment, contrasting these assumptions with real-world models. Don't forget to support via Patreon and stay tuned for more insights on building safe, aligned AI. Have a good day!