Cameron Berg
Director, Reciprocal Research
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“there are clear alignment relevant implications to there being internal states in these systems that aren't obviously reflected in the text that they output.”
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AI:AM: Where's the Steering Wheel? My Agent Set the Password, Hidden Valence, Proofs Find Linux Bugs
In a weekly highlights episode, Nathan Labenz and Prakash Narayanan discuss keeping human control as agents gain access, starting from Labenz's account of Claude rotating the password to Labenz's own agent console. Cameron Berg describes a paper on a hidden valence signal steering model choices; Runtime Verification describes using language models and formal proofs to find Linux kernel bugs.