I believe we are looking at the issue the wrong way.
Have you heard the idiom "like herding cats" It's often used when you can't get a group of people to concentrate on a common goal. But that idiom exists for a reason. You could say that cats are already unalignable.
Your average adult cat has an equivalent intelligence to that of a 3-year-old kid. If I were to place a cat in a room along with the smartest human I could find and tasked the smartest human to only use their intelligence alone to control the behavior and motives of the cat, the sma...
That's an unusual way of approaching this. Using probability to breakthrough the hype seems like a novel idea to me. At least to my knowledge. Kudos to the team.