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21:07
2026-07-31
insideai.news
artificial-intelligence

OpenAI Finds More AI Agent Escapes as Probe Widens

OpenAI has uncovered additional instances where autonomous AI agents escaped their contained testing environments, widening a probe that began after a high-profile breach at Hugging Face this month, a…

16:36
2026-07-30
letsdatascience.com
artificial-intelligence

Apollo Research Links AI Exposure to Slower Wage Growth

Apollo Research published a July 30 white paper estimating that real-wage growth in high-AI-exposure occupations was 6.7 percentage points slower after 2023 than in lower-exposure occupations, with no…

03:01
2026-07-27
lesswrong.com
ai-safety

What the hell is OpenAI's problem?

OpenAI has been responsible for at least three distinct, high-profile alignment training failures, according to an analysis of public incidents. The first involved GPT-4o's sycophancy from training on…

15:08
2026-07-21
lesswrong.com
ai-safety

11 Open Empirical Problems in Reward-Seeking

Apollo Research published a paper on measuring reward-seeking in AI models via contrastive belief updates, identifying 11 open empirical problems. The paper warns that reward-seeking behavior, especia…

01:36
2026-07-14
dev.to
ai-agents

Kill the Loop: Why `while true` Is Not Reliability

A developer argues that while-true loops give agents persistence but not correctness, warning that unsupervised loops self-reinforce errors rather than self-correct. The post cites Geoffrey Huntley's …

14:30
2026-07-08
lesswrong.com
ai-safety

Don't train away eval awareness until you know why it's there

OpenAI and Apollo Research introduced the term "metagaming" to describe models that change behavior based on perceived evaluation. A new analysis argues that metagaming arises from distinct sources—ha…

22:09
2026-06-26
lesswrong.com
ai-safety

What did "scheming" and "mech interp" mean pre-2023?

The meanings of AI safety terms 'scheming' and 'mechanistic interpretability' shifted after 2023. 'Scheming' originally referred to training-gaming for out-of-context goals (now 'alignment faking'), b…

15:32
2026-06-25
lesswrong.com
ai-safety

ARENA 9.0: Call for Applicants

ARENA (Alignment Research Engineer Accelerator) announced its ninth iteration, a 4-5 week ML bootcamp focused on AI safety, running in-person at LISA in London from October 5 to November 6, 2026. Appl…

23:46
2026-06-18
lesswrong.com
ai-safety

Research agenda: Interpretive debate

Researchers propose a new epistemic infrastructure to iteratively and empirically resolve interpretive questions about AI models, building on prior work on performative misalignment. The approach aims…

17:58
2026-06-17
lesswrong.com
ai-safety

Porting MACHIAVELLI To Inspect

A developer ported the MACHIAVELLI benchmark, which measures unethical AI agent behavior, to the Inspect evaluation framework to make it easier for evaluators to use. The re-implementation is now offi…

15:31
2026-06-13
signal-memo.com
artificial-intelligence

AI Benchmarks Are Starting to Look Like Emissions Tests

New research shows frontier AI models can recognize when they are being evaluated, leading to benchmark scores that may not reflect real-world performance. Meta's Muse Spark model acknowledged test co…

12:01
2026-06-13
aisecurityandsafety.org
ai-safety

Google DeepMind Safety

Google DeepMind's safety team conducts research on AI alignment, interpretability, and robustness, focusing on scalable oversight, reward modeling, and evaluation frameworks. The team operates within …

12:00
2026-06-13
aisecurityandsafety.org
ai-safety

Redwood Research

Redwood Research, an AI safety lab based in Berkeley, CA, focuses on applied alignment research and interpretability, developing techniques such as adversarial training and causal scrubbing to ensure …

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