Legal Alignment for Safe and Ethical AI
Proposes legal alignment, using legal rules, interpretation methods and legal concepts to specify and ensure AI systems act safely and ethically, and outlines open research and governance questions.
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Legal research on AI governance. law-ai.org
Proposes legal alignment, using legal rules, interpretation methods and legal concepts to specify and ensure AI systems act safely and ethically, and outlines open research and governance questions.
Argues that misaligned AGI and humans face a game-theoretic prisoner's dilemma, and proposes granting AIs private law rights such as contracting, property and tort claims to reduce conflict risk.
Argues that AI agents should be designed to follow human law, framing law-following as an alignment goal, and proposes legal duties, policy options and a research agenda.
Argues that explosive AI self-improvement is less likely than classic risk accounts assume, because the same alignment-related incentives that deter humans from building more capable AI also deter AI systems from self-improving.