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Legal Frameworks Could Make AI Systems More Trustworthy and Accountable, Study Finds

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Overview

  • Paper examines LLM alignment as a contractual relationship between developers and users
  • Proposes that alignment should follow established legal and societal frameworks
  • Introduces "contract-based alignment" with detailed formal structure
  • Highlights limitations of current alignment approaches focused on human preferences
  • Suggests more transparent and legally sound alignment methods

Plain English Explanation

The paper argues that we've been thinking about AI alignment all wrong. Instead of just training AI models to follow human preferences, we should treat the relationship between AI developers and users as a [contract-based alignment](https://aimodels.fyi/papers/arxiv/societal-al...

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