> This result feels like creepy perpetual motion. It’s like they’re teaching the AI ethics by making it write an ethics textbook and then read the textbook it

> This result feels like creepy perpetual motion. It’s like they’re teaching the AI ethics by making it write an ethics textbook and then read the textbook it just wrote. Is this a free lunch? Shouldn’t it be impossible for the AI to teach itself any more ethics than it started out with? This isn't free lunch, as the cost is spending more time/power. If you're editing text you wrote to make it better, this isn't a "free lunch", it's moving along the cost invested/quality obtained axis.