Thanks for sharing this comprehensive list, Chris. It’s a great starting point for anyone exploring Wise AI. The idea of prioritizing field-building while the space is still flexible makes a lot of sense and seems time-sensitive. I found the focus on avoiding unwisdom particularly thought-provoking; it could be a practical entry point compared to defining wisdom directly. The “crux identification” and “decision sanity-checker” tools also seem especially promising for improving real-world decision-making. Curious if anyone has begun prototyping around these areas or exploring how best to evaluate AI systems for wisdom.
Thanks for sharing this comprehensive list, Chris. It’s a great starting point for anyone exploring Wise AI. The idea of prioritizing field-building while the space is still flexible makes a lot of sense and seems time-sensitive. I found the focus on avoiding unwisdom particularly thought-provoking; it could be a practical entry point compared to defining wisdom directly. The “crux identification” and “decision sanity-checker” tools also seem especially promising for improving real-world decision-making. Curious if anyone has begun prototyping around these areas or exploring how best to evaluate AI systems for wisdom.