SAFETY.md
AI safety rules, content filtering, and usage policies
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View allValidation-Based Refusal: A Transparent Alternative to Pre-emptive Pattern Matching in AI Safety Systems
Current AI safety architectures rely primarily on pre-emptive pattern matching to prevent harmful outputs, blocking requests based on surface-level indicators before evaluating actual intent. While effective at preventing certain attacks, this approach generates false positives that impede legitimate research and reduces transparency in safety decision-making. We present evidence that validation-based refusal architectures—which evaluate requests against explicit ethical axioms before deciding—c
Safety (Failsafe) Configuration
PX4 has a number of safety features to protect and recover your vehicle if something goes wrong:
Safety
Rafx is an **unsafe** API. Interacting with a GPU is a fundamentally unsafe thing to do. It is really quite easy
Safety (Failsafe) Configuration
PX4 has a number of safety features to protect and recover your vehicle if something goes wrong:
IntentShield
Pre-execution intent verification for AI agents.
Safety (Failsafe) Configuration
PX4 has a number of safety features to protect and recover your vehicle if something goes wrong:
Safety
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