@janus wrote a little bit about this in the final section here, particularly referencing the detection of situational awareness as a thing cyborgs might contribute to. It seems like a fairly straightforward thing to say that you would want the people overseeing AI systems to also be the ones who have the most direct experience interacting with them, especially for noticing anomalous behavior.
I just reread that section, and I think I didn’t recognized it the first time because I wasn’t thinking “what concrete actions is Janus implicitly advocating for here”. Though maybe I just have worse than average reading comprehension.
@janus wrote a little bit about this in the final section here, particularly referencing the detection of situational awareness as a thing cyborgs might contribute to. It seems like a fairly straightforward thing to say that you would want the people overseeing AI systems to also be the ones who have the most direct experience interacting with them, especially for noticing anomalous behavior.
I just reread that section, and I think I didn’t recognized it the first time because I wasn’t thinking “what concrete actions is Janus implicitly advocating for here”. Though maybe I just have worse than average reading comprehension.