A system overview for near-term, low-trust AI compute verification

·LessWrong··

Version 0.2, working draftThis is a working draft of my current best idea for a privacy-preserving, retrofittable AI compute verification system, for confidence-building in an arms-control-like AI agreement between rival nation states. The purpose of this draft is to elicit community engagement by making use of Cunningham’s law: I make assertions about what the (emerging) field of AI verification should aim for, and people with experience in international policy, cybersecurity and any relevant f...

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