Daniel Kokotajlo @DKokotajlo
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[Håvard Ihle reposted] Daniel Kokotajlo @DKokotajlo · 9h Replying to @ilex_ulmus and @METR_Evals My understanding is that yes, basically -- METR and Redwood have been trying to make sure that OpenAI feels happy with how this went, overall, because after all they are depending on OpenAI's goodwill for subsequent investigations to happen at all, much less happen with less restricted scope, more access, more time, more assistance, etc. This situation, needless to say, is terrible for humanity. OpenAI should be legally required to open themselves up to investigation by multiple independent teams; OpenAI's goodwill should not be relevant, because otherwise it has a distorting effect. (I don't think METR and Redwood are sycophants though, I have great respect for them)
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Daniel Kokotajlo's reply arguing that METR and Redwood depend on OpenAI's goodwill for future investigations, and that OpenAI should be legally required to allow investigation by multiple independent teams. Shown as reposted by Håvard Ihle.
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