Why Clinical Methodology Belongs in AI Safety
The same framework that determines whether a drug caused an adverse event can determine whether an AI system caused harm — and we're not using it.
This is a sample post to show you the format. Delete this file and replace it with your own writing.
How a post works
Every post is a markdown file in the _posts folder. The filename follows this format:
YYYY-MM-DD-your-title-here.md
For example: 2026-06-15-conduction-hypothesis-explained.md
The block at the top between the --- lines is called front matter. It tells the site how to display your post. Here’s what each field does:
- layout: Always
post. Don’t change this. - title: Your post title. Wrap it in quotes.
- subtitle: Optional. A longer explanatory line under the title.
- description: What shows up in Google search results and social media previews. Keep it under 160 characters for best results.
- date: Publication date in YYYY-MM-DD format.
- tags: Keywords for the post. These help with SEO and categorization.
- pillar: Optional. Use
I,II, orIIIto connect the post to a research pillar. - scholar: Set to
trueif this post should include Google Scholar metadata.
Writing the post
Write everything below the second --- in regular markdown. The same way you’d write anywhere else.
Blockquotes look like this — use them for key quotes or callouts.
Links work like this: Loopwork System.
That’s it. Write the markdown, save the file, push to GitHub. The site builds automatically.