This is am interesting take on framing Takeoff Dynamic Timelines -- and I understand why it became your emphasis -- the ability to align the AI is the outcome that really matters in that situation.
That said, I see two major challenges with defining time through any form of operationalization standards:
Operations can change (and should improve). Often humans shock themselves with what is possible to operationalize in crisis times. (See output during WWII as a simple, clear example). This means that your time scale will fluctuate based on the of the operatio
This is am interesting take on framing Takeoff Dynamic Timelines -- and I understand why it became your emphasis -- the ability to align the AI is the outcome that really matters in that situation.
That said, I see two major challenges with defining time through any form of operationalization standards:
- Operations can change (and should improve). Often humans shock themselves with what is possible to operationalize in crisis times. (See output during WWII as a simple, clear example). This means that your time scale will fluctuate based on the of the operatio
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