Show HN: AI Red Lines – write down what would make you act on AI
What happened
Show HN: AI Red Lines invites users to write down what would make them act on AI and what they would do, then share a link and image. Each post is reviewed before appearing publicly, and users can edit or update their lines. The tool encourages accountability by sending the link to two people, prompting monthly check‑ins, and allowing a private copy. The concept is based on 138 trials showing that tracking goals, sharing them, and having a witness improve success rates. The page also references Joseph Rotblat’s story as a historical example of setting a conscience‑based line.
Why it matters
By setting clear red lines, users may better manage their interactions with AI and avoid unintended consequences. The tool’s accountability features could help people stay committed to their ethical boundaries.
Reality check
An automated, sceptical read of the sourceIncremental. The idea builds on existing goal‑tracking research and applies it to AI ethics, but offers no fundamentally new technology or policy change.
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