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I don't see that scale of drafting makes any difference. Reliability is entirely down to the training. Also I think confining irreversible outcomes to the resu
by chrisjj 11mo ago
I don't see that scale of drafting makes any difference. Reliability is entirely down to the training.
Also I think confining irreversible outcomes to the results of commitments is unsafe. Consider the irreversible outcome of advice that leads to customer quitting. There isn't a separate "layer" here.
- bhaviav100 11mo agoThese are two different control problems. Training governs what a model tends to say. Authority governs what is allowed to be acted on. You can’t pre-block bad advice, but you can pre-block unapproved financial or contractual actions. That’s the scope.
- chrisjj 11mo agoThey are the same problem, since the actions are saying. "AI-generated messages making commitments no one explicitly approved. Refunds implied. Discounts promised. Renewals renegotiated." And if you can't block bad advice, you have a bigger problem since you cannot block resultant contractual action by the recipient e.g. termination.