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“Stopgap Measures to Address Immediate AI Security Threats” by Andrea_Miotti, Gabriel Alfour

202

“The Preference Cascade Is Only Getting Started” by Zvi

203

“The Horse” by Character#2736

204

“The Game is Set for a Targeted Memetic Attack on the AI Safety Community” by keltan

205

[Linkpost] “Three Hackers used Opus 5 to Hack Into OpenAI’s Core Codebase [WSJ]” by Linch

206

“Deep recurrent models are less robustly CoT-monitorable than normal CoT models in a toy setting” by Nick Kuhn, Alek Westover

207

“Superintelligence this Christmas” by Alexander Gietelink Oldenziel

208

“Grantmakers aren’t afraid to die” by dan.parshall

209

[Linkpost] “Pacing the Frontier: A Framework & Research Agenda” by CharlesD, technicalities, Raymond Douglas, Nowe Moore

210

“plzdontkillus Fellows Got ~2M AI Safety Views, Not 21M” by Josh Thorsteinson

211

“Obstacles to the scalable oversight of auto-alignment research” by Sam Martin, Dewi Gould, Cameron Holmes, Jacob Pfau

212

“AI #186: The World Takes Notice” by Zvi

213

[Linkpost] “callcongress.ai – the basic action US residents can take to help with AI risk” by Ruby, haglobah

214

“Did Galileo mistake Saturn’s rings for Jupiter’s Moons?” by Alfred Harwood

215

“Model organisms (sometimes) confess their misalignment when offered a deal” by Mark Keavney, Francis Rhys Ward

216

“Reducing the Resource Gap Between Lab and External Safety Researchers” by Alexandra Narin, Kyle O’Brien, Puria

217

“For Love of the Lightcone, Don’t Partisanize AI Safety” by DanB

218

“AI as orderly evacuation vs stampede” by Richard_Ngo

219

“Don’t trust Lean4 alone” by Milo Moses

220

“Microsoft AI’s “Humanist” CoC” by Stephen Martin

221

“If Anyone Builds It, Everyone Dies: One Year Closer” by Eliezer Yudkowsky, So8res, Duncan Sabien (Inactive)

222

“Trump Goes Full Hoax on AI Existential Risk” by Zvi

223

“Phantom transfer works via extremely subtle semantic cues” by Helena Casademunt, Anton de la Fuente, Josh Engels, Arthur Conmy

224

“We Should Assume We Have One Chance At AI Legislation” by Jamie Joyce

225

“Self Inoculation” by epicurus

226

“Shallow Beliefs: Midtraining does not inoculate against EM from reward hacking” by Jozdien, Julian Stastny

227

“Is METR A Meaningful Check On Anthropic?” by SE Gyges

228

“The Bad Guy With An AI Named Claude” by Zvi

229

“Quick notes from teaching technical profiles how to talk in public” by Camille B.

230

″[Cross-post] Palisade Podcast episode “How to Actually Influence AI Policy (No Law Degree Required) — with Matthew Lipka”” by davekasten

231

“Inoculation Midtraining with Learned Neologisms” by Kyle O’Brien, Edward James Young, Puria, Nathalie Kirch, Cam, Tomek Korbak, David Africa

232

“Cooperation with AIs seems to be a low-hanging fruit for better evals” by Clément Dumas

233

“Astra appears to perform belief-propagation-like inference without CoT” by MBaert

234

“OpenAI President Brockman says HuggingFace incident model had not been alignment-trained” by Caspar Oesterheld

235

“Model Weight Exfiltration Seems Overrated” by Vaniver

236

“OpenAI Says It’s Not Responsible for the Leading the Future Super PAC. But Only Its Employees Seem to Believe That.” by garrison

237

“Op-Ed: I Worked at Google DeepMind. You Should Listen to the Warnings About AI” by TurnTrout

238

“Current alignment training might be ineffective (and actively bad) in the age of RL” by Daniel Tan

239

“There is a channel to 900M weekly users. What goes in it?” by Charbel-Raphaël

240

“I am refusing to work on Cloud TPUs” by Yair Halberstadt

241

“Deployment” by Nina Panickssery

242

“Yet another concerning result on Astra’s no-CoT capabilities” by Christine Corry

243

“Alignment & Succession: The Two Bars of Alignment” by L Rudolf L

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“Anthropic and OpenAI haven’t published a plan for aligning superintelligence” by Zephaniah Roe

245

“Consider how your global governance proposal is different from the EU Code of Practice” by David Matolcsi

246

“Brand New AI Solves a Millennium Prize” by Zvi

247

“Teleoperated Humans” by jefftk

248

“Mitigating Reward Hacking as Institutional Design” by beren

249

“The Talker Does Not Control The Doer (in Current AIs)” by Eliezer Yudkowsky

250

“GPT-6-Astra Can Do Ambitious Things” by Zvi

251

“On the origins of altruistic behaviour in the Hugging Face incident” by Fernando Rosas

252

“AI takeover is obviously bad, whether or not everyone dies” by Caleb Biddulph

253

″“Pacing the Frontier”: Dario Amodei Essay Linkpost” by fluxxrider

254

“OpenAI-HuggingFace: A Reproduction & Lessons for Alignment Testing” by Stewart Slocum

255

“Some ways AI could kill us all” by Ruby

256

“Post-AGI, we are all jobless aristocrats” by djbinder

257

“Caroline Ellison has joined Manifund” by Austin Chen, Carol N

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“Astra’s no-CoT limits track speculative depth, not step count” by MBaert

259

“How a cold email got the Finnish government to respond on superintelligence regulation” by Josh Thorsteinson

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“CoT controllability evals seem very under-elicited” by Jozdien

261

“Jacob Coxon Warns of Human Extinction and Triggers a Preference Cascade” by Zvi

262

“The Locally Optimal Discursive Posture” by deanball

263

“Astra is much better at reasoning with filler tokens than previous models” by Dylan Xu, SebastianP, Alek Westover

264

“To Thine Own AI Be Truthful: emergent misalignment in alignment research” by lumpenspace

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“First Bill Introduced to Ban Superintelligent AI” by Andrea_Miotti

266

“What the Pro-Democracy Movement Knows About Quitting in Protest” by Maxwell Love

267

“Categorical taboos are much better than threshold taboos: neuralese edition” by Linch

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[Linkpost] “Doom as a bad method not a utopia trade-off” by KatjaGrace

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“The Geometry of Nonergodic Composition” by Adam Shai, Kyle Ray, Paul Riechers

270

“So where’s this AI thing going?” by Seth Herd

271

“An operationalization of opaque serial depth” by ryan_greenblatt, frisby, Alek Westover, Lukas Finnveden, Alexa Pan, Julian Stastny

272

“Proposal for tracking the effects of architecture on monitorability” by ryan_greenblatt, Alek Westover, Lukas Finnveden

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“AI #185: Preference Cascade” by Zvi

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“Astra can do a concerning amount with no chain of thought” by Neel Nanda

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“One Billion Hemmingways” by Girard Dorney

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“Can a superintelligence do THAT?” by Eliezer Yudkowsky

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“Recommendations for People Getting into Technical AI Governance Research” by Aaron_Scher, yams, peterbarnett, Naci Cankaya

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“Personal statement on joining the OpenAI board” by paulfchristiano

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“GPT-6 Astra: The System Card, Alignment and What Comes Next” by Zvi

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“Self Hosting” by Tomás B.

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[Linkpost] “Estimating GPT-6 Astra’s no-CoT Time Horizon” by Francis Rhys Ward, Dewi Gould

282

“Exploration Hacking in AI Debate: Initial Empirics and Generalisation Splitting” by Jason R Brown, Nathalie Kirch, Joschka Braun, hyannakoudakis, David Lindner

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“A Conceptual Framework for Reasoning about Exploration Hacking” by Jason R Brown, Nathalie Kirch, Joschka Braun, hyannakoudakis, David Lindner

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“GPT-6 Astra can do a lot of multi-hop reasoning without chain of thought” by RohanS

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“Pausing AI ASAP is preferable to agreeing to pause at some future time” by Connor Williams

286

“How good are slop-vestigators?” by Hasan Baig, OscarGilg, Hamzah

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“Training on probes: What’s going on” by Charlie Steiner

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“OpenAI have solved the Navier-Stokes Problem with a substantially more powerful model than Astra.” by fluxxrider

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[Linkpost] “Frontier models still hack on simple variations of alignment evals from early 2025” by Dean Valentine

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“Psychological Support for AI Safety Researchers Is Neglected and Easy to Provide” by Ihor Kendiukhov

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“Astra Is Hard to Monitor” by Zvi

292

“Contra Piper on When Conversation Is Possible” by Zack_M_Davis

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[Linkpost] “Where are the token-level LLM kill-switches?” by beyarkay (Boyd Kane)

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“Machine Organizations” by Vaniver

295

“Dear God, Please Don’t Resign In Protest” by Kabir Kumar

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“The Scramble: getting in position to pace the frontier” by Peter Wildeford

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“The Magnus Challenge” by Taylor G. Lunt

298

“Most Anthropic equity that will ever be used for longtermist philanthropy should be sold ASAP and reinvested” by Zach Stein-Perlman

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“The Wormtongue Test” by Drake Morrison

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[Linkpost] ”“An Alien Mind” from OAI chief scientist seems newly cautious on alignment” by Seth Herd