@AnjneyMidha: unfortunately, true we are entering the era of deployment alignment this is the boss battle of frontier systems at scal…
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The tweet discusses deployment alignment as a critical challenge for frontier AI systems at scale, emphasizing that configuring environments is harder than reasoning about alignment.
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unfortunately, true
we are entering the era of deployment alignment
this is the boss battle of frontier systems at scale
i wish we had time for more toy-modeling of frontier alignment
but that time has passed
roon (@tszzl): people on here are thinkers so they assume that reasoning about alignment is the hard part and making sure millions(1) of task types, environments, and their respective virtual machines are configured correctly is the easy part but it’s essentially the opposite. you need to have
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