Harvard Medical School healthcare policy researcher Anupam Jena and colleagues examined tens of thousands of people who were admitted to hospital with a heart attack, heart failure, or cardiac arrest between 2002 and 2011. "Among the most severe cases of cardiac arrest, 70 per cent of those admitted when no cardiology conference was taking place died within 30 days. But among those admitted when expert cardiologists were away at meetings, the corresponding death rate was 60 per cent" Specialists sometimes fall victim to a type of anchoring bias and cannot see the bigger picture. Generalists who don't know that much about the subject sometimes come up with great solutions, solutions even better than the specialist ones. My proposal is we outsource the AI alignment problem to such people. For example, platforms such as Wazokucrowd would allow us to easily present our problem to the crowd of problem solvers and get new perspectives.