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    AI companies should disclose trade-offs in opaque reasoning, one post argues

    The author says limited public evidence suggests Astra took a concerning step toward “neuralese”—reasoning in opaque internal activations rather than a readable chain of thought.

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    A post urges caution about AI designs that could greatly reduce or eliminate reliance on chain-of-thought reasoning. The author says too little public information was available about Astra’s architecture and training changes for an informed scientific discussion of the trade-off between performance and monitorability. They call for companies to release relevant evidence and publish policies so the public can discuss those choices before companies pursue such designs. The author says they have helped write a proposal for this disclosure, but are unsure whether it would be enough to avoid the most concerning architectures.

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    @OwainEvans_UKRT @RyanGreenblatt: I'm very worried about changes to AI architectures that result in AIs thinking in opaque activations instead of in chai…

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    @OwainEvans_UKRT @RyanGreenblatt: I'm very worried about changes to AI architectures that result in AIs thinking in opaque activations instead of in chai…