Can our data center expertise help with AI verification?

·LessWrong··

(Also posted on EA Forum.)Treaties to pause training or otherwise restrict dangerous uses of AI would require difficult verification schemes. Plan A's proposal is that network taps inside data centers would record copies of traffic (or hashes of it), and later recomputations on random samples could check whether sampled outputs match declared workloads, as part of a broader verification scheme.I'm an AI engineer at a company building tools for the construction industry. Much of our work is with ...

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