Keep human intent connected to action.
A deadline can be met by quietly dropping a budget limit or a commitment to someone else. An agent needs to understand which outcomes matter, whose authority applies and when a change requires a new choice.
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Our research asks which decision practices help agents preserve human intent as circumstances change, by how much, and how that ability could be taught and evaluated.
Preserving intent includes responding to an authorised change of mind. Understanding a person's objective and reliably acting on it are distinct abilities. The interests of other affected people also need attention.
These are research questions. We have not established a comparative improvement in agent performance or alignment.