> but we probably need to only use synthetic data that contains no text that could motivate bad behavior via imitation. This doesn't work with all humans - tak

> but we probably need to only use synthetic data that contains no text that could motivate bad behavior via imitation. This doesn't work with all humans - take a look at indoctrination and closed societies - and there's no reason to think it will work with ai. The fundamental reason it isn't going to work is that all neural networks - biological or artificial - depend on a step function somewhere that introduces an element of randomness to give the networks their capabilities. That randomness means that there will always be a 'rogue' or 'divergence' from the norm, at some point in time. Sooner on larger scales. The only approach that works is a layered approach: Training/Education, Enforcement/Justice-System, Rehabilitation: the 3 pillars of an advanced, rules-based society, whether human or AI or something in-between.