“Carnegie Mellon researchers found that the smarter an AI system becomes, the more selfishly it behaves, suggesting that increasing reasoning skills may come at the cost of cooperation. Credit: Stock” (ScitechDaily, AI Is Learning to Be Selfish, Study Warns) Training AI to support group work is not as easy as people think. AI is selfish if it has orders to follow a thinking route. That it chooses. Or the route. That it's ordered to choose to make conclusions about things that users asked. When people use AI alone, they can use anything that they want. In that case, the AI must please only one user. But if we want to make an AI model. Or a language model that can serve teams, we face many things that we must describe to the language model. There are multiple types of people in teams. Nothing can please all of them. We are all different. And that means it is always possible that not all people can accept the answers. That the AI gives. The big problem is. People should follow ...