Kate Tolo on X: "An argument against AI alignment" / X
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Everything you have ever built... every company, every relationship, every project, every version of yourself... has been slowly falling apart the entire time you've been building it. That familiar feeling of constant maintenance. The sense that if you look away for too long, something unravels. Yet, some structures don't seem to have this problem. Christianity has been alive for 2,000 years. Nobody is maintaining it. Nobody is holding it together through sheer will. It simply... persists. The Catholic Church has outlasted every empire, every corporation, every government that existed when…
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