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    METR President Calls for Outside Institutions to Track AI Alignment

    Chris Painter replies on X disagreeing that labs alone can handle AI alignment.

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    Chris Painter, president of METR, posted a reply to @yonashav on X. He stated that institutions outside labs are needed to measure progress on AI alignment and inform the public. Painter said this approach would motivate work inside labs and give the public a way to respond if progress falls short. The post presents his view on building independent checks rather than depending only on lab self-assessment.

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    @ChrisPainterYup@yonashav I disagree. I think we need to build institutions outside of labs that can measure whether enough progress has been made on alignment and inform the public. Doing so motivates progress inside of labs, and provides a check where the public can react if not enough progress is made.

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    @ChrisPainterYup@yonashav I disagree. I think we need to build institutions outside of labs that can measure whether enough progress has been made on alignment and inform the public. Doing so motivates progress inside of labs, and provides a check where the public can react if not enough progress is made.