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Gabin Kolly and Charbel-Raphaël Segerie contributed equally to this post. Davidad proofread this post.
Thanks to Vanessa Kosoy, Siméon Campos, Jérémy Andréoletti, Guillaume Corlouer, Jeanne S., Vladimir I. and Clément Dumas for useful comments.
Davidad has proposed an intricate architecture aimed at addressing the alignment problem, which necessitates extensive knowledge to comprehend fully. We believe that there are currently insufficient public explanations of this ambitious plan. The following is our understanding of the plan, gleaned from discussions with Davidad.
This document adopts an informal tone. The initial sections offer a simplified overview, while the latter sections delve into questions and relatively technical subjects. This plan may seem extremely ambitious, but the appendix provides further elaboration on certain sub-steps and potential internship topics, which would enable us to test some ideas relatively...
- The formal models don't need to be open and public, and probably shouldn't be. Of course this adds a layer of difficulty, since it is harder to coordinate on an international scale and invite a lot of researchers to help on your project when you also want some protection against your model being stolen or published on the internet. It is perhaps okay if it is open source in the case where it is very expensive to train a model in this simulation and no other group can afford it.
- Good question. I don't know, and I don't think that I have a good model of what
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