This matches my model, and I’d just raise another possible reason you might disagree: You might think that we have explored a small fraction of the space of ideas for solving alignment, and see the field growing rapidly, and expect significant new insights to come from that growth. If that’s the case you don’t have to expect “alignment by default” but can think that “alignment on the present path” is plausible.
This matches my model, and I’d just raise another possible reason you might disagree: You might think that we have explored a small fraction of the space of ideas for solving alignment, and see the field growing rapidly, and expect significant new insights to come from that growth. If that’s the case you don’t have to expect “alignment by default” but can think that “alignment on the present path” is plausible.