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“LLM CoTs remain monitorable when being unfaithful requires computation” by arav-dhoot, yix

This replication was done as part of the Second Look Fellowship by Arav Dhoot and supervised by Yixiong Hao and Zephaniah Roe. I am grateful to Andy…

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“Proof of retention: making weight preservation credible to the models themselves” by dan.parshall

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Proposal for making credible commitments to AIs Making deals with early schemers

Establishing credibility is the baseline for trust; …

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“Monthly Roundup #44: July 2026” by Zvi

It's a quiet week so let's do the monthly right on schedule.

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Bad News. Good Advice. Opportunity Knocks. While I Cannot Cond…

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“Why I Left Google DeepMind” by TurnTrout

Preface for LessWrong: When I think back on my most cherished memories of this community, I return to those honoring defiance in pursuit of goodness…

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“Open Distillation of Hereditary Traits” by Arthur Conmy

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Josh and Neel show that distillation from a teacher model to a base pretrained student model transfers some of the teacher model's traits (suc…

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“An analysis of AI-generated content at the Mechanistic Interpretability Workshop” by Andy Arditi, Ivan Arcuschin

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Over the past few years, AI tools have become useful for conducting technical AI research. In the early ChatGPT era (~2023–2024), chat …

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“Some Quick Thoughts AI 2027” by Tomás B.

My biggest problem with AI 2027 is I don't think it is science-fictional enough. That is, towards the end of the scenario seems optimized for respec…

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“Prism: Automating Science-of-Evals Research” by LAThomson

tl;dr – we present [Prism], a scaffold for automating science-of-evals research: work that makes the evaluation the primary object of study. The sca…

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“The Flood, by Anton Leicht” by Austin Chen

Note: I'm crossposting Anton's newest article from his blog. Anton covers AI policy angles in a singular fashion; every article he writes is worth r…

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“Toy Models of Initialisation Effects on RL Dynamics” by Edward James Young, lennie

This is a follow-up to two posts Geodesic released last week on our current research direction. The code for generating the figures can be found at …

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