Introduction Since COVID-19, I've been working independently on AI safety research, developing over a hundred deterministic games, each attempting to expose structural AI blind spots. When Professor Hinton began raising alarms, my work shifted from a curiosity to an obsession of paramount importance, focused solely on AI safety. Superposition Checkers...
TL;DR Imagine the existence of a simple deterministic Chess variant game that was not just harder for AI to play but made the game fundamentally incompatible with the whole idea of long-term strategy. What if one simple rule change permitted both players to momentarily control the opponent's pieces?—that's it. With...
TL;DR: I've developed a deterministic game called Prisoners Four that breaks the connection between actions and control. Strategic planning becomes ineffective—not from complexity, but from rules that eliminate meaningful foresight. This may expose a structural limitation in AI reasoning, offering a novel testbed for exploring safety, alignment, and decision-making under...