Redwood Research blog
Buck Shlegeris, Ryan Greenblatt, Alex Mallen, Josh ClymerWe research catastrophic AI risks and techniques that could be used to mitigate them.
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Why do misalignment risks increase as AIs get more capable?
It’s generally agreed that as AIs get more capable, risks from misalignment increase. But there are a few different mechanisms by which more capable models are riskier, and distinguishing between those mechanisms is important when estimatin...
An overview of areas of control work
In this post, I'll list all the areas of control research (and implementation) that seem promising to me.
An overview of control measures
We often talk about ensuring control, which in the context of this doc refers to preventing AIs from being able to cause existential problems, even if the AIs attempt to subvert our countermeasures. To better contextualize control, I think ...
Buck on the 80,000 Hours podcast
My podcast with Rob Wiblin from 80,000 Hours just came out. I’m really happy with how it turned out. I talked about a bunch of stuff on the podcast that I don’t think we’ve written up before.
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