orthonormal
Titles as the sources gave them. In 1 entry, with 4 checked quotations.
What they said
Newest first. Each quotation was found word for word in the source.
“My proposal for a minimum requirement: a lab cannot train the next generation of models (in terms of capabilities) until they have adequately… resolved all significant alignment issues in the present generation of models.”
“Multiple independent alignment organizations examine and red-team the newest model at many checkpoints throughout training, with full access to the data and with the best tools available.”
“And it creates much better incentives for labs: in order to advance in capabilities, they'd have to push the frontier on alignment and interpretability techniques.”
“I still wouldn't say that this is fully adequate, but I'd treat it as a minimum requirement.”
Where they stand
Labels a machine proposed from the quotations above, one line per statement. As weeks accumulate, this is where a change of view shows up, with both quotations side by side.
A label describes one quotation, never the person.
Frontier AI development should slow down or pause
Leans agreelatest, machine label- Leans agree: “My proposal for a minimum requirement: a lab cannot train the next generation of models (in terms of capabilities) until they have adequately… resolved all s…”
Independent testing should be required before release
Agreeslatest, machine label- Agrees: “Multiple independent alignment organizations examine and red-team the newest model at many checkpoints throughout training, with full access to the data and …”
In the Base
Every entry they appear in.
Minimum required pacing: finish aligning it before you train the next one
On the AI Alignment Forum, an author writing as orthonormal proposes a minimum pacing rule: a lab may not train its next, more capable generation of models until significant alignment problems in the current one are adequately resolved, as judged by several independent alignment organizations. The author calls it a vague heuristic, not a concrete proposal, and lists open questions.