Kyle Steinike

“Criticize to uplift, not to destroy.”

“We often think that we want an open road and the ability to choose any direction for ourselves. But sometimes, what we need is a tunnel that can reduce our choices and send us in a focused direction.”

What you find interesting is a better predictor of success than what you’re good at.

Curiosity isn’t random; it’s a compass.

1. Technical safety: Concrete technical measures to alleviate possible harms and maintain control. 2. Audits: A means of ensuring the transparency and accountability of technology. 3. Choke points: Levers to slow development and buy time for regulators and defensive technologies. 4. Makers: Ensuring responsible developers build appropriate controls

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