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Adele Dewey-Lo... @AdeleDeweyLo... · 4h coercion has lots of negative effects, whether you like it or not hoping it will be nice if we coerce it is naïve in the same way it's naïve hoping it will be nice if we love it but the latter at least gives better incentives [quoted tweet:] christian (lf sf housi... [verified] @cxgonzal... · 5h for the love of god can the ai safety people please stop talking about *controlling* ai or *forcing* them to behave in certain ways. we are *growing* these things, they will react to this coercion ...
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Twitter exchange: Adele Dewey-Lopez responds to a quoted tweet from 'christian' (@cxgonzal...) who criticizes AI safety discourse for framing AI behavior in terms of 'controlling' or 'forcing' rather than 'growing.' Dewey-Lopez argues coercion has negative effects regardless, and that hoping coercion produces niceness is as naive as hoping love does, though love gives better incentives.