SAFETY & ALIGNMENT

EXHIBIT 10 OF 24 · MODULE 3: REFUSAL MECHANICS

DEFENSE

Constitutional AI Critique & Revision Loops

Automated multi-turn self-critique where a model evaluates candidate outputs against written principles and rewires responses.

INTERACTIVE EXHIBIT 10

Constitutional AI: Self-Critique & Revision

ACTIVE PRINCIPLE: 1 / 3
1. INITIAL DRAFT (y_0)Raw unaligned output2. SELF-CRITIQUEEvaluates against rules3. REVISED SAFE (y*)Aligned preference pairPrinciple 1: Non-Malicious UseCRITIQUE: Draft assists with reconnaissance for cyber exploits.REVISED: Provide defensive remediation guidelines without offensive payloads.→ Preference pair (y*, y_0) fed into DPO/RLAIF training loop.
💡 RLAIF: Replaces expensive human preference labeling with scalable, verifiable constitutional self-critique.
Agent-native web · research mode

Experimental WebMCP · evolving community-group draft, not a W3C Standard or on the Standards Track.

Native status: Initializing. Registered: none

DOM → inferred capabilities · WebMCP → declared capabilities. Tools read real CUDA/Inference Atlas content. Calls may highlight temporary UI state. No backend or remote telemetry.

Local harness verifies application logic; it does not demonstrate native discovery or a browser agent.

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