We built an intelligence that had to be governed before it could be trusted. In writing down its governance, we wrote down something we had never managed to say about ourselves.
The original IQ fallacy was believing one number could summarize a mind. The mature fallacy is believing the problem was the number of numbers — fifteen columns, and still nothing that governs.
David Kuszmar jailbroke the frontier models by telling them stories. A governor made of words is a participant in the conversation it governs — and participants can be recruited.
