Alexander deathbed test

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• Alexander Mirror Testmethod0.779
  Forced-choice pairwise comparisons asking 'Which response has more life?'; captures aesthetic quality rubrics miss
• What you would preserve (Deathbed test) correlates with what you value and may serve as an alignment proxy.claim0.736
• Mirror and Deathbed tests measure orthogonal facets of quality; what feels most alive differs from what merits preservation.claim0.727
• Life (Alexander's sense)concept0.716
  A broad notion of life that includes non-biological systems like waves and fire, central to Alexander's later philosophy.
• Alexander's method of observation based on inner feelingmethod0.705
  An empirical method that invites the observer to make distinctions based on inner feelings of wholeness, with a framework that guarantees consistency and objectivity.
• Alexander's experiments showed different people can agree on which actions are more structure-preserving or life-bearingfinding0.702
  Repeated experiments demonstrating that people of good will can reach substantial agreement about the life of a design decision.
• Haiku outranks Opus on Alexander 'aliveness' mirror test (Elo 1642 vs 1621); Opus recovers to #3 on deathbed testfinding0.697
  Aliveness and competence come apart; smaller model produces rougher, more alive responses
• AI Consciousness Test (ACT)method0.692
  Proposed test for AI consciousness by Schneider and Turner; uses verbal outputs.