“You might hope that if they're going to scheme, that would first be a stage where they start scheming, but are not yet competent enough to conceal it”

The a16z Show · Nick Bostrom: How Should We Navigate Superintelligence?

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monitor AI models continuously throughout the training process to detect early-stage naive scheming behavior before the model becomes sophisticated enough to conceal it

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