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The speaker treats obeying a simple constraint such as not making illegal chess moves as a small-scale alignment problem that AI systems still struggle to solve.
Tim Scarfe · Three Red Lines We're About to Cross Toward AGI (Daniel Kokotajlo, Gary Marcus, Dan Hendrycks) · 24 Jun 2025
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“problems of just like they don't quite fit they don't do what we want we have system prompts that say don't produce copyrighted material and they still do don't hallucinate they still do like they you know they can approximate what we ask for them but like they don't really do what we ask them i take i take even like don't make illegal moves in chess to be a form of the alignment problem like a very simple microcosm of the alignment problem and there's stills”
“struggling with that. That's my view. How about you guys?”Play from 1:41:19Report a misattribution
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