Human intervention is inevitable and checks misalignment.
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It is possible for alignment gaps to develop, persist and perhaps even widen to some degree over time. It depends on how the system is governed. To conclude that advanced AI applications might at some point threaten human life, however, the AI doomers must also assume that humans will not be able to see the gaps happening and make any corrections at any time. In other words, humans are assumed to be unable to intervene in the cybernetic process (or the process of machine evolution).