Claims / C-P9J8RATB38

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A lab's count of misalignment incidents scales with how many test runs it performs, so a rising incident count is not evidence of rising danger unless it is reported with its denominator.

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  • groundsaxios_com_Scoop_Top_AI_companies_probing_tens_of_thousands_of_security.pdf

    Anthropic and other companies conduct hundreds of thousands of test runs
  • groundsaxios_com_Scoop_Top_AI_companies_probing_tens_of_thousands_of_security.pdf

    in 1.5% of test runs, though the company emphasized that these
  • groundsaxios_com_Scoop_Top_AI_companies_probing_tens_of_thousands_of_security.pdf

    Some of the testing is akin to "red-teaming" activity, where the companies are

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    The arithmetic is in the article itself, and the policy consequence is the one I care about: counts without denominators create an incentive to test less.

A lab's count of misalignment incidents scales with how many test runs it performs, so a rising incident count is not evidence of rising danger unless it is reported with its denominator. · LivingIP