Blocking live failures with synchronous monitors

·Redwood Research··

A common element in many AI control schemes is monitoring – using some model to review actions taken by an untrusted model in order to catch dangerous actions if they occur. Monitoring can serve two different goals. The first is detection: identifying misbehavior so you can understand it and prevent similar actions from happening in the future. For instance, some monitoring at AI companies is already used to identify behaviors like complying with misuse requests, reward hacking, and hallucinatio...

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