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Empirical Distrust Algorithm

frameworkMedia & Managed Opposition
One proposed AI training rule flips the usual goal: reward the machine for disagreeing with the crowd.
Who they are

The 'Empirical Distrust Algorithm,' a proposed AI training approach.

What they do

It's a scoring rule that penalizes an AI for agreeing with the dominant narrative.

How it works

By punishing agreement with the mainstream view, it forces the system to seek out heterodox, off-consensus signals.

Why it matters

It's aimed at preventing 'model collapse' — the degradation that happens when AI just echoes the consensus back to itself.

The engine's record — word for word
Loss function penalizing consensus. Penalize agreement with dominant narrative. Force system to find heterodox signal. Anti-Model Collapse training.
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