It is only six months since I wrote about my agentic AI worries.
Since then, things have moved on to a new level, and I have new advice.
The dominant safety assumption in AI has been "human-in-the-loop" - if a person is watching, the system remains controllable.
But as agentic AI systems grow more complex, faster, and more interconnected, something important is becoming clear: in the most consequential scenarios, humans can no longer realistically stay in the loop.
We may need a new governance model that relies on other machines being in the loop while humans move above it.
I call this HOMIL.
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Originally published by Imago Humanis.
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