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The speaker expected problematic AI behavior to become less frequent at a fairly fast rate while its worst instances became more extreme and alarming.

Ryan Greenblatt · Ryan Greenblatt – What happens once AI can automate AI research? · 11 Aug 2026

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“early in i guess it would be 2025 when o3 and 3.7 sonnet were out and these models were like pretty fucking misaligned like they would often just like cheat really egregiously you'd ask them to fix it and they would just cheat again and it was sort of like almost cartoonish like they just didn't give a shit about what you wanted um and weren't very good at you know following instructions and so on um and my expectation is what we would see from then is that the rate of problematic behavior would decrease”
“and we just keep decreasing and decrease at a pretty fast rate, while simultaneously,”
“the worst things that the AIs would sometimes do would get more extreme,”
“more egregious, and more scary.”
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