New SAIL Blog post: CoT Monitoring: Where Does a Hot Safety Problem Come From?
@peterbhase and @ChrisGPotts trace the history of a big idea in AI Safety
Evaluating intermediate reasoning steps helps detect and prevent model harms
New SAIL Blog post: CoT Monitoring: Where Does a Hot Safety Problem Come From?
@peterbhase and @ChrisGPotts trace the history of a big idea in AI Safety
Users praise Stanford's tracing of the intellectual history of CoT monitoring in AI safety because it helps newcomers quickly catch up on the research thread.
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@peterbhase @ChrisGPotts The post: https://ai.stanford.edu/blog/cot-monitoring-history/
this short essay on the intellectual history of CoT monitoring is pretty great!
New SAIL Blog post: CoT Monitoring: Where Does a Hot Safety Problem Come From?
@peterbhase and @ChrisGPotts trace the history of a big idea in AI Safety

@StanfordAILab @peterbhase @ChrisGPotts Link?

@StanfordAILab @peterbhase @ChrisGPotts https://ai.stanford.edu/blog/cot-monitoring-history/

@StanfordAILab @peterbhase @ChrisGPotts https://ai.stanford.edu/blog/cot-monitoring-history/
Here is the Blog post

@StanfordAILab @peterbhase @ChrisGPotts always funny seeing safety discourse frame itself as a new discovery
wonder how many past iterations this current wave is unaware of

@StanfordAILab @peterbhase @ChrisGPotts tracing the intellectual history of a research thread is genuinely useful
gives new people a faster way to catch up