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    The case for “untouchable” AI models in investigations

    The post urges AI alignment organizations to consider how to build investigative models, rather than focusing only on aligning frontier AI.

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    A user argues that investigations will need “untouchable” AI models, citing a discussion with AGI governance fellows. They urge alignment organizations to think about how to build those models—not just how to align frontier AI.

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    @sethlazarI really like question #2. We were discussing this w our AGI governance fellows this week: we’ll need “untouchable” models, AI-Elliott Nesses, to run these investigations, and many more. Alignment orgs should be thinking about how to build them (not just how to align the frontier).

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    @sethlazarI really like question #2. We were discussing this w our AGI governance fellows this week: we’ll need “untouchable” models, AI-Elliott Nesses, to run these investigations, and many more. Alignment orgs should be thinking about how to build them (not just how to align the frontier).