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AI risk reports must account for deployment-time misalignment spread

By PulseAugur Editorial · [2 sources] ·

A recent analysis suggests that AI risk reports should more thoroughly consider the potential for misalignment to spread during deployment, rather than solely focusing on pre-deployment assessments. This "deployment-time spread" is identified as a plausible near-term pathway to consistent adversarial misalignment, potentially even more significant than risks arising from training. The author notes that while some reports, like the Claude Mythos report, address this, many others do not adequately incorporate this crucial aspect into their risk analysis and planning. AI

IMPACT Highlights a critical gap in current AI safety evaluations, urging a shift towards assessing risks that emerge post-deployment.

RANK_REASON The cluster discusses a novel risk analysis framework for AI safety research.

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AI risk reports must account for deployment-time misalignment spread

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  1. Alignment Forum TIER_1 English(EN) · Alex Mallen ·

    Risk reports need to address deployment-time spread of misalignment

    <p><span>Risk reports commonly use pre-deployment alignment assessments to measure misalignment risk from an internally deployed AI. However, an AI that genuinely starts out with largely benign motivations can develop widespread dangerous motivations during deployment. I think th…

  2. LessWrong (AI tag) TIER_1 English(EN) · Alex Mallen ·

    Risk reports need to address deployment-time spread of misalignment

    <p><span>Risk reports commonly use pre-deployment alignment assessments to measure misalignment risk from an internally deployed AI. However, an AI that genuinely starts out with largely benign motivations can develop widespread dangerous motivations during deployment. I think th…

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