That’s a good point. What I really mean is that I think the sort of HCH that you get out of taking actual humans and giving them careful instructions is more likely to be uncompetitive than it is to be unaligned. Also, I think that “HCH for a specific H” is more meaningful than “HCH for a specific level of competitiveness,” since we don’t really know what weird things you might need to do to produce an HCH with a given level of competitiveness.
That’s a good point. What I really mean is that I think the sort of HCH that you get out of taking actual humans and giving them careful instructions is more likely to be uncompetitive than it is to be unaligned. Also, I think that “HCH for a specific H” is more meaningful than “HCH for a specific level of competitiveness,” since we don’t really know what weird things you might need to do to produce an HCH with a given level of competitiveness.