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Estimating No-CoT Task-Completion Time Horizons of Frontier AI Models
by Francis Rhys Ward, Dewi Gould, Anders Cairns Woodruff et al. (see full author list at the end)
About a year ago, METR showed that the length of tasks frontier models can reliably complete doubles every few months. A related safety-relev...
Efficient tradeoffs and the safety-usefulness tradeoff model
I often use what I’ll call the “safety-usefulness tradeoff model”, which is: developers face a tradeoff between “safety” and “usefulness” of an AI deployment, and the developer has only limited willingness or ability to sacrifice usefulness...
Retrying vs Resampling in AI Control
We’ve just released a new paper: Retrying vs Resampling in AI Control. We revisit the resampling protocols introduced in Ctrl-Z with an up-to-date setting and much stronger models, and compare them against “retrying” protocols similar to Cl...
Advice for making robust-to-training model organisms
We’d like to develop training techniques that work when applied to future misaligned AI systems. One strategy for studying proposed techniques is to test them on model organisms. However, model organisms built with common techniques are oft...
Full automation of AI R&D probably yields a large speed up even without a software-only singularity
This is a somewhat technical note.
By “software-only singularity”, I mean that, after full automation of AI R&D, progress gets faster and faster due to smarter AIs driving increasingly fast rates of improvement in algorithms (overcoming di...
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