[–] andsoitis 13d ago ↗ > understanding how misalignment arises in the first place.They state this as if misalignment is a regression. But isn’t misalignment the default?
[–] andsoitis 13d ago ↗ > The second type of pacing requires coordination between government and industry, and should be legible and verifiable.Game theory suggests this description of coordination isn’t possible.However, the reasoning (mutual self-destruction) and dynamics (not allowing more states to get nuclear weapons) might be the only viable model.
[–] andsoitis 13d ago ↗ One thing I didn’t read in the article is any sort of human-in-the-execution-loop. [–] Schlagbohrer 12d ago ↗ Don't be surprised since getting the benefits of 1000+ frontier agents operating at top speed makes it impossible for a human to be in the execution loop.
[–] Schlagbohrer 12d ago ↗ Don't be surprised since getting the benefits of 1000+ frontier agents operating at top speed makes it impossible for a human to be in the execution loop.
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[ 0.28 ms ] story [ 14.0 ms ] threadThey state this as if misalignment is a regression. But isn’t misalignment the default?
Game theory suggests this description of coordination isn’t possible.
However, the reasoning (mutual self-destruction) and dynamics (not allowing more states to get nuclear weapons) might be the only viable model.