greenlight
A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. A 2-minute interactive game built to fix a lack of completion of AI safety training. I've replaced passive clicking with active learning . https://greenlight-six-mocha.vercel.app
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Can a two-minute game teach AI safety better than a thirty-minute video? This is a bet that it can.
🔗 Live demo: ( · ⏱️ ~2 minutes · 📱 works on mobile
Greenlight is a playable AI-safety training module. Instead of reading principles, you apply them: you play the person who decides whether a use of AI at work is trustworthy, and call it Greenlight, Flag, or Block. Every scenario is generated live and graded on the spot.
Company K's mandatory AI safety training has a 25% open rate, and 7% of those who start it don't finish. It's boring, and almost nothing sticks.
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