Why AGI Needs Human 'Parents' to Avoid Ethical Catastrophe
Picture this: your AI helper delivers flawless-looking code that tanks your project. It doesn't care—because it can't. Relational ethics might fix that, before AGI runs wild.
⚡ Key Takeaways
- Alignment optimizes mimicry, not true ethics—AI lacks felt impact on humans.
- Relational ethics proposes 2-4 'ethical parents' for multi-year AI bonding, drawing from psychology.
- Start small pilots now to avert x-risks as AGI nears; scale fails without depth.
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Originally reported by Towards AI
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