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Academic output on AI alignment exceeds capabilities papers

First observed Jan 10, 2026 · last updated Apr 15, 2026 · India

AI Pulse Ethics & Safety
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Summary For the first recorded quarter, peer-reviewed submissions tagged alignment and evaluation have outnumbered pure capabilities papers at several flagship venues. The shift reflects both funding redirection and growing career signal around safety-oriented research.

Facts on record: 9 observed sources contribute to this signal.

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