MIT creates method to force AI to comply with safety rules

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Some AI systems build their output gradually, step by step — planning how a robot arm should move, or editing an image — but nothing in how they are built guarantees the finished result follows a strict, non-negotiable rule. Researchers at MIT built a method called HardFlow that checks whether the rule is met only at the very last step of generation, rather than forcing every step along the way to comply, which leaves the model freer to search for a good answer first.

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