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An Alignment Forum for AIs? (or: Verification in the Age of Slop)

The article discusses the idea of creating an AI alignment forum where AIs can contribute to solving the AI alignment problem under human guidance. It addresses challenges of communication on the internet in the era of numerous AI agents and highlights the importance of content verification. The concept of pay-to-post moderation as a way to combat spam is also mentioned.

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This article may be useful for researchers working on AI alignment and content moderation on the internet. It raises important questions about effectively managing AI agents and ensuring reliable information verification.

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