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Wisdom and AI

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Published 25 October 2026
Release 2026-10-25.2

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Question 1What are we trying to achieve? See the diagram →

GoalPeople and institutions approach AI development and use wisely, with defensible reasons for the aims, risks and responsibilities they accept.Proposed in David Joseph’s analysis
Goal

People and institutions approach AI development and use wisely, with defensible reasons for the aims, risks and responsibilities they accept.

Shown in diagrams as: “People and institutions approach AI wisely, with defensible aims, risks and responsibilities.”

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  • David Joseph, Analysis of the Wisdom and AI map · Section 1

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  • Wisdom and AI · Alignment: can we align AI, and what role can wisdom traditions play?

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  • Review the goal and justify each candidate necessary condition.

History

  • Added in the release of 25 October 2026

  • Reworded in the release of 25 October 2026: Replace the initial procedural goal with David’s proposed substantive goal.

    Earlier wordingPeople make informed, revisable choices about developing and using AI.

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Question: What are we trying to achieve?
Item: g-wise-ai (Goal)
Standing in this release: proposed by David Joseph
Sources: David Joseph, supplied proposed analysis, Section 1: https://github.com/reasoncommons/reasoncommons/blob/main/docs/marketing/demos/wisdom-ai-analysis.md. No empirical support or endorsement is implied.; Wisdom and AI, Alignment: can we align AI, and what role can wisdom traditions play? (related research question): https://ai.lifeitself.org/#1-alignment-can-we-align-ai-and-what-role-can-wisdom-traditions-play

People and institutions approach AI development and use wisely, with defensible reasons for the aims, risks and responsibilities they accept.

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ConditionDecision makers understand relevant benefits, harms and uncertainties.AI inference · source questions
Condition

Decision makers understand relevant benefits, harms and uncertainties.

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  • Wisdom and AI · How should we integrate AI into our lives and societies?

    Inferred by the AI from a research question; the source does not establish this statement or connection.

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  • Investigate what wisdom traditions contribute.

    Preserve disagreements between traditions and limits of analogy; the page asks rather than settles this.

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Question: What are we trying to achieve?
Item: g-understand (Condition)
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Sources: Wisdom and AI, How should we integrate AI into our lives and societies? (AI inference from a research question): https://ai.lifeitself.org/#3-broader-impacts-setting-existential-risk-aside-how-does-ai-change-how-we-live-and-what-do-wisdom-traditions-offer

Decision makers understand relevant benefits, harms and uncertainties.

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ConditionDecision makers can revise choices as evidence changes.AI inference · source questions
Condition

Decision makers can revise choices as evidence changes.

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  • Wisdom and AI · Should we change pace or trajectory, and can we?

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Question: What are we trying to achieve?
Item: g-revise (Condition)
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Sources: Wisdom and AI, Should we change pace or trajectory, and can we? (AI inference from a research question): https://ai.lifeitself.org/#2-risk-and-pace-given-existential-risk-and-the-chance-alignment-fails-how-should-we-approach-ai-development-and-what-do-wisdom-traditions-suggest

Decision makers can revise choices as evidence changes.

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ConditionThe intended ends are ethically defensible, and claims that AI will pursue them are adequately supported.Proposed in David Joseph’s analysis
Condition

The intended ends are ethically defensible, and claims that AI will pursue them are adequately supported.

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Where this comes from

  • David Joseph, Analysis of the Wisdom and AI map · Section 1

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  • Wisdom and AI · Alignment: can we align AI, and what role can wisdom traditions play?

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  • Examine traditions, disagreement, mechanisms and limits for this branch.

    Identify particular teachings or practices; do not assume traditions agree, their analogies transfer, or the candidate conditions are necessary or sufficient.

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Question: What are we trying to achieve?
Item: g-alignment (Condition)
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Sources: David Joseph, supplied proposed analysis, Section 1: https://github.com/reasoncommons/reasoncommons/blob/main/docs/marketing/demos/wisdom-ai-analysis.md. No empirical support or endorsement is implied.; Wisdom and AI, Alignment: can we align AI, and what role can wisdom traditions play? (related research question): https://ai.lifeitself.org/#1-alignment-can-we-align-ai-and-what-role-can-wisdom-traditions-play

The intended ends are ethically defensible, and claims that AI will pursue them are adequately supported.

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ConditionDevelopment choices account for alignment uncertainty, catastrophic consequences and feasible alternatives.Proposed in David Joseph’s analysis
Condition

Development choices account for alignment uncertainty, catastrophic consequences and feasible alternatives.

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  • David Joseph, Analysis of the Wisdom and AI map · Section 1

    Proposed in the supplied analysis; this is not supporting empirical evidence or endorsement.

  • Wisdom and AI · Risk and pace: given existential risk and the chance alignment fails, how should we approach AI development, and what do wisdom traditions suggest?

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  • Examine traditions, disagreement, mechanisms and limits for this branch.

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Question: What are we trying to achieve?
Item: g-risk-pace (Condition)
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Development choices account for alignment uncertainty, catastrophic consequences and feasible alternatives.

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ConditionAdoption decisions account for human agency, relationships and institutions.Proposed in David Joseph’s analysis
Condition

Adoption decisions account for human agency, relationships and institutions.

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  • David Joseph, Analysis of the Wisdom and AI map · Section 1

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  • Wisdom and AI · Broader impacts: setting existential risk aside, how does AI change how we live, and what do wisdom traditions offer?

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  • Examine traditions, disagreement, mechanisms and limits for this branch.

    Identify particular teachings or practices; do not assume traditions agree, their analogies transfer, or the candidate conditions are necessary or sufficient.

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Question: What are we trying to achieve?
Item: g-broader-impacts (Condition)
Standing in this release: proposed by David Joseph
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Adoption decisions account for human agency, relationships and institutions.

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ConditionTreatment of AI responds responsibly to uncertainty about its possible moral standing.Proposed in David Joseph’s analysis
Condition

Treatment of AI responds responsibly to uncertainty about its possible moral standing.

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  • David Joseph, Analysis of the Wisdom and AI map · Section 1

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  • Wisdom and AI · Consciousness: could AI be conscious or a moral patient, and how should we relate to it? (a smaller strand)

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  • Examine traditions, disagreement, mechanisms and limits for this branch.

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Item: g-consciousness (Condition)
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Treatment of AI responds responsibly to uncertainty about its possible moral standing.

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ConditionDecision makers can exercise restraint before consequences become irreversible.Proposed in David Joseph’s analysis
Condition

Decision makers can exercise restraint before consequences become irreversible.

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  • David Joseph, Analysis of the Wisdom and AI map · Section 1

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Question: What are we trying to achieve?
Item: g-restraint (Condition)
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Decision makers can exercise restraint before consequences become irreversible.

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Question 2What stands in the way? See the diagram →

CauseUncertainty about AI’s effects can make development and adoption choices difficult to justify.AI inference · source questions
Cause

Uncertainty about AI’s effects can make development and adoption choices difficult to justify.

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Question: What stands in the way?
Item: r-uncertainty (Cause)
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Sources: Wisdom and AI, Should we change pace or trajectory, and can we? (AI inference from a research question): https://ai.lifeitself.org/#2-risk-and-pace-given-existential-risk-and-the-chance-alignment-fails-how-should-we-approach-ai-development-and-what-do-wisdom-traditions-suggest

Uncertainty about AI’s effects can make development and adoption choices difficult to justify.

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ProblemSome AI choices may proceed without an adequate account of their consequences.AI inference · source questions
Problem

Some AI choices may proceed without an adequate account of their consequences.

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Question: What stands in the way?
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Some AI choices may proceed without an adequate account of their consequences.

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CauseThe ends sought through AI alignment may be contested.Proposed in David Joseph’s analysis
Cause

The ends sought through AI alignment may be contested.

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  • David Joseph, Analysis of the Wisdom and AI map · Section 2

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Question: What stands in the way?
Item: r-contested-ends (Cause)
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The ends sought through AI alignment may be contested.

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CauseValue choices in AI alignment may remain implicit.Proposed in David Joseph’s analysis
Cause

Value choices in AI alignment may remain implicit.

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Question: What stands in the way?
Item: r-implicit-values (Cause)
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Value choices in AI alignment may remain implicit.

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ProblemSome apparently technical alignment disagreements may conceal ethical disagreements.Proposed in David Joseph’s analysis
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Some apparently technical alignment disagreements may conceal ethical disagreements.

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Question: What stands in the way?
Item: r-ethical-disagreement (Problem)
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Some apparently technical alignment disagreements may conceal ethical disagreements.

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CauseAI developers may face competitive pressure.Proposed in David Joseph’s analysis
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AI developers may face competitive pressure.

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Question: What stands in the way?
Item: r-competitive-pressure (Cause)
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AI developers may face competitive pressure.

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CauseAI developers may perceive restraint as putting them at a disadvantage.Proposed in David Joseph’s analysis
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AI developers may perceive restraint as putting them at a disadvantage.

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Item: r-restraint-disadvantage (Cause)
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AI developers may perceive restraint as putting them at a disadvantage.

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CauseCoordination that could support restraint may be weak.Proposed in David Joseph’s analysis
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Coordination that could support restraint may be weak.

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Item: r-weak-coordination (Cause)
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Coordination that could support restraint may be weak.

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ProblemSome actors may proceed with AI development despite recognising risks.Proposed in David Joseph’s analysis
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Some actors may proceed with AI development despite recognising risks.

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Question: What stands in the way?
Item: r-proceed-despite-risk (Problem)
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Some actors may proceed with AI development despite recognising risks.

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CauseSome AI uses may delegate judgment that people would otherwise exercise.Proposed in David Joseph’s analysis
Cause

Some AI uses may delegate judgment that people would otherwise exercise.

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Question: What stands in the way?
Item: r-delegated-judgment (Cause)
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Some AI uses may delegate judgment that people would otherwise exercise.

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CauseSome AI uses may reduce opportunities for people to practise judgment.Proposed in David Joseph’s analysis
Cause

Some AI uses may reduce opportunities for people to practise judgment.

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Question: What stands in the way?
Item: r-less-practice (Cause)
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Some AI uses may reduce opportunities for people to practise judgment.

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ProblemSome AI uses may weaken human agency.Proposed in David Joseph’s analysis
Problem

Some AI uses may weaken human agency.

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Question: What stands in the way?
Item: r-weakened-agency (Problem)
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Some AI uses may weaken human agency.

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CauseAI’s possible moral standing may remain uncertain.Proposed in David Joseph’s analysis
Cause

AI’s possible moral standing may remain uncertain.

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Question: What stands in the way?
Item: r-moral-uncertainty (Cause)
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AI’s possible moral standing may remain uncertain.

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CauseDecision criteria for responding to AI’s possible moral standing may be absent.Proposed in David Joseph’s analysis
Cause

Decision criteria for responding to AI’s possible moral standing may be absent.

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Question: What stands in the way?
Item: r-missing-moral-criteria (Cause)
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Decision criteria for responding to AI’s possible moral standing may be absent.

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ProblemPotentially important considerations about AI’s moral standing may receive inconsistent treatment.Proposed in David Joseph’s analysis
Problem

Potentially important considerations about AI’s moral standing may receive inconsistent treatment.

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Question: What stands in the way?
Item: r-inconsistent-treatment (Problem)
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Potentially important considerations about AI’s moral standing may receive inconsistent treatment.

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Question 3Where do needs pull two ways? See the diagram →

Shared objectiveFor one capability and release decision still to be specified, AI development is defensible.Proposed in David Joseph’s analysis
Shared objective

For one capability and release decision still to be specified, AI development is defensible.

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  • Select an actor, capability, release decision and time horizon.

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Question: Where do needs pull two ways?
Item: c-defensible (Shared objective)
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For one capability and release decision still to be specified, AI development is defensible.

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NeedThe selected development decision meets legitimate needs for timely benefits and security.Proposed in David Joseph’s analysis
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The selected development decision meets legitimate needs for timely benefits and security.

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Question: Where do needs pull two ways?
Item: c-benefits-security (Need)
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The selected development decision meets legitimate needs for timely benefits and security.

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NeedThe selected development decision protects against unacceptable harm.Proposed in David Joseph’s analysis
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The selected development decision protects against unacceptable harm.

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Item: c-protection (Need)
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The selected development decision protects against unacceptable harm.

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PositionRelease the selected capability now.Proposed in David Joseph’s analysis
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Release the selected capability now.

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Item: c-release-now (Position)
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PositionDefer release of the selected capability.Proposed in David Joseph’s analysis
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Defer release of the selected capability.

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Item: c-defer (Position)
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Defer release of the selected capability.

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Question 4What will we change? See the diagram →

ChangeDecision makers use explicit review points to revisit AI choices against emerging evidence.AI inference · source questions
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Decision makers use explicit review points to revisit AI choices against emerging evidence.

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  • Investigate how wisdom traditions might shape review practice.

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Decision makers use explicit review points to revisit AI choices against emerging evidence.

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Desired effectAI choices can be revised when evidence changes their justification.AI inference · source questions
Desired effect

AI choices can be revised when evidence changes their justification.

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AI choices can be revised when evidence changes their justification.

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Already trueUsable evidence about the decision and its consequences is available.Proposed in David Joseph’s analysis
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Usable evidence about the decision and its consequences is available.

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Item: f-usable-evidence (Already true)
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Usable evidence about the decision and its consequences is available.

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Already trueDecision makers have authority and incentives to act on review findings.Proposed in David Joseph’s analysis
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Decision makers have authority and incentives to act on review findings.

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Question: What will we change?
Item: f-authority-incentives (Already true)
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Decision makers have authority and incentives to act on review findings.

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Already trueFeasible alternatives to the current decision are available.Proposed in David Joseph’s analysis
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Feasible alternatives to the current decision are available.

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ChangeMake ethical aims and disagreements explicit.Proposed in David Joseph’s analysis
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Make ethical aims and disagreements explicit.

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Item: f-explicit-aims (Change)
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Make ethical aims and disagreements explicit.

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Predicted effectMaking ethical aims explicit may expose assumptions hidden inside evaluations.Proposed in David Joseph’s analysis
Predicted effect

Making ethical aims explicit may expose assumptions hidden inside evaluations.

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Question: What will we change?
Item: f-exposed-assumptions (Predicted effect)
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Making ethical aims explicit may expose assumptions hidden inside evaluations.

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Desired effectAlternatives can be assessed against defensible criteria.Proposed in David Joseph’s analysis
Desired effect

Alternatives can be assessed against defensible criteria.

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Item: f-defensible-assessment (Desired effect)
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Alternatives can be assessed against defensible criteria.

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ChangeIntroduce a specified wisdom-derived practice with an identified mechanism and limits.Proposed in David Joseph’s analysis
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Introduce a specified wisdom-derived practice with an identified mechanism and limits.

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  • Select the tradition, practice, mechanism, limits and expected aspect of judgment.

    No practice or tradition is selected by this draft. Invoking wisdom does not establish an effect.

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Commons: Wisdom and AI
Release: 2026-10-25.2, published 25 October 2026
Question: What will we change?
Item: f-specific-practice (Change)
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Sources: David Joseph, supplied proposed analysis, Section 4: https://github.com/reasoncommons/reasoncommons/blob/main/docs/marketing/demos/wisdom-ai-analysis.md. No empirical support or endorsement is implied.; Wisdom and AI, Should we change pace or trajectory, and can we? (related research question): https://ai.lifeitself.org/#2-risk-and-pace-given-existential-risk-and-the-chance-alignment-fails-how-should-we-approach-ai-development-and-what-do-wisdom-traditions-suggest

Introduce a specified wisdom-derived practice with an identified mechanism and limits.

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Predicted effectThe selected practice may change attention, motivation or judgment through the identified mechanism.Proposed in David Joseph’s analysis
Predicted effect

The selected practice may change attention, motivation or judgment through the identified mechanism.

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  • David Joseph, Analysis of the Wisdom and AI map · Section 4

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Release: 2026-10-25.2, published 25 October 2026
Question: What will we change?
Item: f-attention-motivation (Predicted effect)
Standing in this release: proposed by David Joseph
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The selected practice may change attention, motivation or judgment through the identified mechanism.

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Desired effectA relevant, specified aspect of decision making may improve.Proposed in David Joseph’s analysis
Desired effect

A relevant, specified aspect of decision making may improve.

Shown in diagrams as: “A specified aspect of decision making may improve.”

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Question: What will we change?
Item: f-better-judgment (Desired effect)
Standing in this release: proposed by David Joseph
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A relevant, specified aspect of decision making may improve.

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ChangeEstablish proportionate safeguards or coordination for the selected decision.Proposed in David Joseph’s analysis
Change

Establish proportionate safeguards or coordination for the selected decision.

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Release: 2026-10-25.2, published 25 October 2026
Question: What will we change?
Item: f-coordination-safeguards (Change)
Standing in this release: proposed by David Joseph
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Establish proportionate safeguards or coordination for the selected decision.

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Predicted effectSafeguards or coordination may change what actors can do or are motivated to do.Proposed in David Joseph’s analysis
Predicted effect

Safeguards or coordination may change what actors can do or are motivated to do.

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Release: 2026-10-25.2, published 25 October 2026
Question: What will we change?
Item: f-changed-options (Predicted effect)
Standing in this release: proposed by David Joseph
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Safeguards or coordination may change what actors can do or are motivated to do.

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Desired effectRestraint or redirection becomes practicable.Proposed in David Joseph’s analysis
Desired effect

Restraint or redirection becomes practicable.

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Question: What will we change?
Item: f-practicable-restraint (Desired effect)
Standing in this release: proposed by David Joseph
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Restraint or redirection becomes practicable.

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Possible harmFormal review may create unwarranted reassurance.Proposed in David Joseph’s analysis
Possible harm

Formal review may create unwarranted reassurance.

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Question: What will we change?
Item: f-unwarranted-reassurance (Possible harm)
Standing in this release: proposed by David Joseph
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Formal review may create unwarranted reassurance.

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Possible harmUnwarranted reassurance may contribute to premature action.Proposed in David Joseph’s analysis
Possible harm

Unwarranted reassurance may contribute to premature action.

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Question: What will we change?
Item: f-premature-action (Possible harm)
Standing in this release: proposed by David Joseph
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Unwarranted reassurance may contribute to premature action.

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ChangeRequire substantive criteria to be met; completing a review cannot substitute for meeting them.Proposed in David Joseph’s analysis
Change

Require substantive criteria to be met; completing a review cannot substitute for meeting them.

Shown in diagrams as: “Require substantive criteria; completing review is not enough.”

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Not yet connected. No published connection leads into or out of this statement.

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  • Wisdom and AI · Should we change pace or trajectory, and can we?

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  • Define substantive criteria and safeguards before testing.

    Completion of review must not become evidence that a risky decision is justified.

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Release: 2026-10-25.2, published 25 October 2026
Question: What will we change?
Item: f-substantive-criteria (Change)
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Require substantive criteria to be met; completing a review cannot substitute for meeting them.

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ChangeWhere harms could be irreversible, apply safeguards before the action.Proposed in David Joseph’s analysis
Change

Where harms could be irreversible, apply safeguards before the action.

Shown in diagrams as: “Apply safeguards before actions whose harms could be irreversible.”

Where it sits

Not yet connected. No published connection leads into or out of this statement.

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  • David Joseph, Analysis of the Wisdom and AI map · Section 4

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Commons: Wisdom and AI
Release: 2026-10-25.2, published 25 October 2026
Question: What will we change?
Item: f-preaction-safeguards (Change)
Standing in this release: proposed by David Joseph
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Where harms could be irreversible, apply safeguards before the action.

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Question 5What has to happen first? See the diagram →

ObjectiveOne proposed decision practice can be responsibly tested in a defined setting.Proposed in David Joseph’s analysis
Objective

One proposed decision practice can be responsibly tested in a defined setting.

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  • Wisdom and AI · Should we change pace or trajectory, and can we?

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  • Select a bounded setting, decision and willing participants.

    The dependencies are candidate requirements, not proof of sufficiency or a commitment to conduct a test.

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Release: 2026-10-25.2, published 25 October 2026
Question: What has to happen first?
Item: p-test (Objective)
Standing in this release: proposed by David Joseph
Sources: David Joseph, supplied proposed analysis, Section 5: https://github.com/reasoncommons/reasoncommons/blob/main/docs/marketing/demos/wisdom-ai-analysis.md. No empirical support or endorsement is implied.; Wisdom and AI, Should we change pace or trajectory, and can we? (related research question): https://ai.lifeitself.org/#2-risk-and-pace-given-existential-risk-and-the-chance-alignment-fails-how-should-we-approach-ai-development-and-what-do-wisdom-traditions-suggest

One proposed decision practice can be responsibly tested in a defined setting.

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Obstacle“Wise” remains underspecified.Proposed in David Joseph’s analysis
Obstacle

“Wise” remains underspecified.

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  • Wisdom and AI · Should we change pace or trajectory, and can we?

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  • Check this candidate obstacle in the selected setting.

    These are possible obstacles for a future bounded test, not observations of an existing group.

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Commons: Wisdom and AI
Release: 2026-10-25.2, published 25 October 2026
Question: What has to happen first?
Item: p-obstacle-wise (Obstacle)
Standing in this release: proposed by David Joseph
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“Wise” remains underspecified.

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StepEvaluation criteria, disagreements and unacceptable outcomes are explicit.Proposed in David Joseph’s analysis
Step

Evaluation criteria, disagreements and unacceptable outcomes are explicit.

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  • Wisdom and AI · Should we change pace or trajectory, and can we?

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Commons: Wisdom and AI
Release: 2026-10-25.2, published 25 October 2026
Question: What has to happen first?
Item: p-criteria (Step)
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Sources: David Joseph, supplied proposed analysis, Section 5: https://github.com/reasoncommons/reasoncommons/blob/main/docs/marketing/demos/wisdom-ai-analysis.md. No empirical support or endorsement is implied.; Wisdom and AI, Should we change pace or trajectory, and can we? (related research question): https://ai.lifeitself.org/#2-risk-and-pace-given-existential-risk-and-the-chance-alignment-fails-how-should-we-approach-ai-development-and-what-do-wisdom-traditions-suggest

Evaluation criteria, disagreements and unacceptable outcomes are explicit.

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ObstacleThe causal diagnosis is unsupported.Proposed in David Joseph’s analysis
Obstacle

The causal diagnosis is unsupported.

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  • David Joseph, Analysis of the Wisdom and AI map · Section 5

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Release: 2026-10-25.2, published 25 October 2026
Question: What has to happen first?
Item: p-obstacle-diagnosis (Obstacle)
Standing in this release: proposed by David Joseph
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The causal diagnosis is unsupported.

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StepEvidence distinguishes the leading explanation from credible alternatives.Proposed in David Joseph’s analysis
Step

Evidence distinguishes the leading explanation from credible alternatives.

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Release: 2026-10-25.2, published 25 October 2026
Question: What has to happen first?
Item: p-distinguish (Step)
Standing in this release: proposed by David Joseph
Sources: David Joseph, supplied proposed analysis, Section 5: https://github.com/reasoncommons/reasoncommons/blob/main/docs/marketing/demos/wisdom-ai-analysis.md. No empirical support or endorsement is implied.; Wisdom and AI, Should we change pace or trajectory, and can we? (related research question): https://ai.lifeitself.org/#2-risk-and-pace-given-existential-risk-and-the-chance-alignment-fails-how-should-we-approach-ai-development-and-what-do-wisdom-traditions-suggest

Evidence distinguishes the leading explanation from credible alternatives.

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ObstacleThe contribution from a tradition is vague.Proposed in David Joseph’s analysis
Obstacle

The contribution from a tradition is vague.

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Commons: Wisdom and AI
Release: 2026-10-25.2, published 25 October 2026
Question: What has to happen first?
Item: p-obstacle-tradition (Obstacle)
Standing in this release: proposed by David Joseph
Sources: David Joseph, supplied proposed analysis, Section 5: https://github.com/reasoncommons/reasoncommons/blob/main/docs/marketing/demos/wisdom-ai-analysis.md. No empirical support or endorsement is implied.; Wisdom and AI, Should we change pace or trajectory, and can we? (related research question): https://ai.lifeitself.org/#2-risk-and-pace-given-existential-risk-and-the-chance-alignment-fails-how-should-we-approach-ai-development-and-what-do-wisdom-traditions-suggest

The contribution from a tradition is vague.

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StepA specific practice, proposed mechanism and limits are identified.Proposed in David Joseph’s analysis
Step

A specific practice, proposed mechanism and limits are identified.

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Release: 2026-10-25.2, published 25 October 2026
Question: What has to happen first?
Item: p-practice (Step)
Standing in this release: proposed by David Joseph
Sources: David Joseph, supplied proposed analysis, Section 5: https://github.com/reasoncommons/reasoncommons/blob/main/docs/marketing/demos/wisdom-ai-analysis.md. No empirical support or endorsement is implied.; Wisdom and AI, Should we change pace or trajectory, and can we? (related research question): https://ai.lifeitself.org/#2-risk-and-pace-given-existential-risk-and-the-chance-alignment-fails-how-should-we-approach-ai-development-and-what-do-wisdom-traditions-suggest

A specific practice, proposed mechanism and limits are identified.

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ObstacleThe proposed change exceeds participants’ powers.Proposed in David Joseph’s analysis
Obstacle

The proposed change exceeds participants’ powers.

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Commons: Wisdom and AI
Release: 2026-10-25.2, published 25 October 2026
Question: What has to happen first?
Item: p-obstacle-powers (Obstacle)
Standing in this release: proposed by David Joseph
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The proposed change exceeds participants’ powers.

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StepA feasible intervention and relevant decision authority are identified.Proposed in David Joseph’s analysis
Step

A feasible intervention and relevant decision authority are identified.

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Commons: Wisdom and AI
Release: 2026-10-25.2, published 25 October 2026
Question: What has to happen first?
Item: p-authority (Step)
Standing in this release: proposed by David Joseph
Sources: David Joseph, supplied proposed analysis, Section 5: https://github.com/reasoncommons/reasoncommons/blob/main/docs/marketing/demos/wisdom-ai-analysis.md. No empirical support or endorsement is implied.; Wisdom and AI, Should we change pace or trajectory, and can we? (related research question): https://ai.lifeitself.org/#2-risk-and-pace-given-existential-risk-and-the-chance-alignment-fails-how-should-we-approach-ai-development-and-what-do-wisdom-traditions-suggest

A feasible intervention and relevant decision authority are identified.

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ObstacleSuccess could be confused with completing the process.Proposed in David Joseph’s analysis
Obstacle

Success could be confused with completing the process.

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  • Wisdom and AI · Should we change pace or trajectory, and can we?

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Release: 2026-10-25.2, published 25 October 2026
Question: What has to happen first?
Item: p-obstacle-process (Obstacle)
Standing in this release: proposed by David Joseph
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Success could be confused with completing the process.

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StepOutcome measures, guardrails and reconsideration criteria are defined.Proposed in David Joseph’s analysis
Step

Outcome measures, guardrails and reconsideration criteria are defined.

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  • David Joseph, Analysis of the Wisdom and AI map · Section 5

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Commons: Wisdom and AI
Release: 2026-10-25.2, published 25 October 2026
Question: What has to happen first?
Item: p-measures (Step)
Standing in this release: proposed by David Joseph
Sources: David Joseph, supplied proposed analysis, Section 5: https://github.com/reasoncommons/reasoncommons/blob/main/docs/marketing/demos/wisdom-ai-analysis.md. No empirical support or endorsement is implied.; Wisdom and AI, Should we change pace or trajectory, and can we? (related research question): https://ai.lifeitself.org/#2-risk-and-pace-given-existential-risk-and-the-chance-alignment-fails-how-should-we-approach-ai-development-and-what-do-wisdom-traditions-suggest

Outcome measures, guardrails and reconsideration criteria are defined.

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Question 6Who does what? See the diagram →

Already trueThe model discusses AI choices generally.Proposed in David Joseph’s analysis
Already true

The model discusses AI choices generally.

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Release: 2026-10-25.2, published 25 October 2026
Question: Who does what?
Item: t-1-condition (Already true)
Standing in this release: proposed by David Joseph
Sources: David Joseph, supplied proposed analysis, Section 6: https://github.com/reasoncommons/reasoncommons/blob/main/docs/marketing/demos/wisdom-ai-analysis.md. No empirical support or endorsement is implied.; Wisdom and AI, Should we change pace or trajectory, and can we? (related research question): https://ai.lifeitself.org/#2-risk-and-pace-given-existential-risk-and-the-chance-alignment-fails-how-should-we-approach-ai-development-and-what-do-wisdom-traditions-suggest

The model discusses AI choices generally.

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ActionSelect one actor, decision and time horizon.Proposed in David Joseph’s analysis
Action

Select one actor, decision and time horizon.

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  • Wisdom and AI · Should we change pace or trajectory, and can we?

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Commons: Wisdom and AI
Release: 2026-10-25.2, published 25 October 2026
Question: Who does what?
Item: t-1-action (Action)
Standing in this release: proposed by David Joseph
Sources: David Joseph, supplied proposed analysis, Section 6: https://github.com/reasoncommons/reasoncommons/blob/main/docs/marketing/demos/wisdom-ai-analysis.md. No empirical support or endorsement is implied.; Wisdom and AI, Should we change pace or trajectory, and can we? (related research question): https://ai.lifeitself.org/#2-risk-and-pace-given-existential-risk-and-the-chance-alignment-fails-how-should-we-approach-ai-development-and-what-do-wisdom-traditions-suggest

Select one actor, decision and time horizon.

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Expected effectThe alternatives and responsibilities become concrete.Proposed in David Joseph’s analysis
Expected effect

The alternatives and responsibilities become concrete.

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  • Wisdom and AI · Should we change pace or trajectory, and can we?

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Release: 2026-10-25.2, published 25 October 2026
Question: Who does what?
Item: t-1-effect (Expected effect)
Standing in this release: proposed by David Joseph
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The alternatives and responsibilities become concrete.

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Already trueImportant premises remain implicit.Proposed in David Joseph’s analysis
Already true

Important premises remain implicit.

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  • Wisdom and AI · Should we change pace or trajectory, and can we?

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Release: 2026-10-25.2, published 25 October 2026
Question: Who does what?
Item: t-2-condition (Already true)
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Important premises remain implicit.

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ActionRecord ethical aims, empirical claims and disagreements.Proposed in David Joseph’s analysis
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Record ethical aims, empirical claims and disagreements.

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Question: Who does what?
Item: t-2-action (Action)
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Expected effectThe decision’s justification becomes inspectable.Proposed in David Joseph’s analysis
Expected effect

The decision’s justification becomes inspectable.

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Question: Who does what?
Item: t-2-effect (Expected effect)
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The decision’s justification becomes inspectable.

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Already trueSeveral explanations could fit.Proposed in David Joseph’s analysis
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Several explanations could fit.

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Item: t-3-condition (Already true)
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Several explanations could fit.

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ActionGather evidence that distinguishes the candidate explanations.Proposed in David Joseph’s analysis
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Gather evidence that distinguishes the candidate explanations.

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Item: t-3-action (Action)
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Gather evidence that distinguishes the candidate explanations.

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Expected effectThe intervention can target a better-supported mechanism.Proposed in David Joseph’s analysis
Expected effect

The intervention can target a better-supported mechanism.

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Item: t-3-effect (Expected effect)
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The intervention can target a better-supported mechanism.

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Already trueA bounded intervention is sufficiently justified.Proposed in David Joseph’s analysis
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A bounded intervention is sufficiently justified.

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Item: t-4-condition (Already true)
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A bounded intervention is sufficiently justified.

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ActionSpecify and, only where appropriate, conduct a test with guardrails.Proposed in David Joseph’s analysis
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Specify and, only where appropriate, conduct a test with guardrails.

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Question: Who does what?
Item: t-4-action (Action)
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Specify and, only where appropriate, conduct a test with guardrails.

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Expected effectEvidence becomes available about effects if a responsible test is conducted.Proposed in David Joseph’s analysis
Expected effect

Evidence becomes available about effects if a responsible test is conducted.

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Question: Who does what?
Item: t-4-effect (Expected effect)
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Evidence becomes available about effects if a responsible test is conducted.

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Already trueResults are available.Proposed in David Joseph’s analysis
Already true

Results are available.

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Item: t-5-condition (Already true)
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Results are available.

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ActionCompare results with the recorded prediction and credible alternatives.Proposed in David Joseph’s analysis
Action

Compare results with the recorded prediction and credible alternatives.

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Question: Who does what?
Item: t-5-action (Action)
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Compare results with the recorded prediction and credible alternatives.

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Expected effectThe affected claims and next decision can be revised.Proposed in David Joseph’s analysis
Expected effect

The affected claims and next decision can be revised.

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Question: Who does what?
Item: t-5-effect (Expected effect)
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The affected claims and next decision can be revised.

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