ConlangCrafter can build languages from scratch, a user says

A user describes ConlangCrafter as a pipeline from Carnegie Mellon and Berkeley researchers that invents languages, checking and revising its rules at each stage. The post claims its outputs were more structurally diverse than a sample of 1,874 human languages on a 16-feature metric drawn from the World Atlas of Language Structures. In a reply, the same user pitches a “Love Equation” as a proposed approach to AI safety, arguing that training should make cooperation the cheaper path rather than relying on guardrails to restrict behavior.