[ethbr1]

> What we need is less like a sturdy door with a fancy lock, and more like that special spoon for people with parkinson's. Unlimited undo history.

Agree -- you can't solve probabilistic incorrectness with redresses designed for deterministic incorrectness.

This is like the 'How i parse html w regex?' question.

Imho, the next step is going to be around human-time-efficient risk bounding.

In the same way that the first major step was correctness-bounding (automated continuous acceptance testing to make a less-than-perfect LLM usable).

If I had to bet, we'll eventually land on out-of-band (so sufficiently detached to be undetectable by primary LLM) stream of thought monitoring by a guardrail/alignment AI system with kill+restart authority.