The Limitations of Accountability: Why Negative Incentives Alone Fail to Prevent Catastrophic Errors
Accountability is a mechanism that achieves better outcomes by aligning incentives, in particular, negative ones. Specifically: if you do a bad thing, or fail to do a good thing, under your sphere …
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