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    Miles Brundage Updates View on AI Alignment Difficulty

    AI safety researcher Miles Brundage notes recent incidents shifted his thinking on alignment challenges.

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    Miles Brundage, Executive Director of AVERI, posted on X that he was never fully aligned with the view that alignment is easy or that models like Claude are harmless. He continues to see sloppiness and bad incentives as bigger factors than intrinsic hardness but said recent incidents have updated him toward believing the problem may be somewhat harder than he previously thought.

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    @Miles_BrundageI was never as "alignment is easy"-pilled as some folks of the "Claude's just a smol bean" view, and still think sloppiness + bad incentives are more important than intrinsic hardness... But recent incidents def updated me towards it being at least somewhat harder than I thought

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    @Miles_BrundageI was never as "alignment is easy"-pilled as some folks of the "Claude's just a smol bean" view, and still think sloppiness + bad incentives are more important than intrinsic hardness... But recent incidents def updated me towards it being at least somewhat harder than I thought