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The proposed verification infrastructure for known legal data centers is intended to ensure that all computation is transparent and visible to everyone.

Thomas Larsen · AI 2040: Plan A report - Daniel Kokotajlo & Thomas Larsen · 8 Sept 2026

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“thing uh like the the 2030 agi timelines where you have like sort of the biggest ai companies in the world having like millions or tens of millions of h100s uh in their biggest training runs um and then for the for the sort of legal clusters we sort of basically the hope is we have a bunch of verification infrastructure running on those um data centers basically and the the main point of that verification infrastructure is to ensure”
“sure that the computation that's happening on those clusters is transparent in particular that everyone can see it so basically the hope is you make sure that there's no you know there's no calculations that are running that aren't transparent and then for everything that is transparent”
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