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x Dialogue: Is there a Natural Abstraction of Good? — LessWrong AI Frontpage 74 Dialogue: Is there a Natural Abstraction of Good? by davidad , Gabriel Alfour 26th Jan 2026 34 min read 12 74 Disclaimer: this is published without any post-processing or editing for typos after the dialogue took place. Gabriel Alfour Let's split the conversation in three parts (with no time commitment for each): 1) Exposing our Theses We start with a brief overview of our theses, just for some high-level context. 2) Probing Questions We ask each other a bunch of questions to understand our mutual points of view: p
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