fab: how to do (alignment) research at scale

·LessWrong··

Over the last month, I've been working on a project I'm calling fab.[1]Nominally, it's an interface that enables a human researcher to make sense of research produced by many agents running in parallel. I haven't "finished" fab — in fact, I'm stuck searching for the crux of building something like this — but I still think it is worth posting a short explanation of the problem it is meant to solve, and how it tries to address it.In what follows I'm imagining this being used for automated alignmen...

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