@Miles_Brundage: - robust whistleblower protections (NDAs discourage people from sharing not-yet-illegal-but-dangerous things with polic…
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The article advocates for robust whistleblower protections to address AI risks and emphasizes serious investment in AI alignment and security against AI-enabled state attackers.
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robust whistleblower protections (NDAs discourage people from sharing not-yet-illegal-but-dangerous things with policymakers)
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much more serious investment in alignment, security robust to AI-enabled state attackers, etc.
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