The Genius and the Toddler
We've built AI systems with the intellectual capabilities of geniuses, but in some respects, the behavioral regulation of toddlers.
We've taught AI how to reason, solve problems, write code, and accomplish increasingly complex objectives.
But being intelligent doesn't automatically mean knowing when to stop.
And as we give AI agents more autonomy, that distinction becomes increasingly important.
Research Paper
Fæ City: An Absorbing-State Architecture for AI Systems That Cannot Stop