@ClementDelangue: Open Alignment will be (sound on)! Flying began as one of the most dangerous ways to travel, today it's the safest. It'…
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Clement Delangue highlights the importance of open alignment in AI, drawing an analogy to the safety improvements in air travel, and calls for action to build in this area.
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Open Alignment will be 🔥🔥🔥 (sound on)!
Flying began as one of the most dangerous ways to travel, today it’s the safest. It’s time to build! https://t.co/j5HstbnECd
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