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    A post questions effective altruists’ confidence in spotting fake AI alignment

    A user argues that effective altruists cannot recognize human bad actors even with all the evidence, yet expect to tell whether superhuman AI is genuinely aligned.

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    The critique contrasts judgments about people with expectations for AI: a user says effective altruists fail to recognize human bad actors despite having all the evidence, but believe they could distinguish a genuinely aligned superhuman AI from one merely faking alignment.

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    @zetalyraeEAs can't recognize human-level bad actors, even when all the evidence is available, but think they'll be able to tell when the superhuman AI is really for real aligned and not fake aligned.

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    @zetalyraeEAs can't recognize human-level bad actors, even when all the evidence is available, but think they'll be able to tell when the superhuman AI is really for real aligned and not fake aligned.