
Narrations of Redwood Research blog posts. Redwood Research is a research nonprofit based in Berkeley. We investigate risks posed by the development of powerful artificial intelligence and techniques for mitigating those risks.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 124 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TechnologyPhilosophySociety & Culture | |||

Subtitle: Unsanctioned coordination, like we saw in the Hugging Face incident, could enable future AIs to take over.
OpenAI's cyberattack on Hugging Face turns out to have been the result of many agents, in distinct training and evaluation contex... more
Anthropic concluded in the April Mythos Preview alignment risk update that the model “does not possess any unknown propensities that would increase alignment risk.” The report argues that if Mythos Preview were coherently misaligned[1], it likely wou... more
Subtitle: When a misaligned AI can only output tiny amounts of information, it may find sabotage very difficult.
TL;DR: We introduce the untrusted advice protocol, in which a trusted executor LLM takes every action and an untrusted advisor LLM ca... more
Subtitle: We need more details.
The OpenAI AI attack on Hugging Face wasn’t the first loss of control incident at OpenAI, Reuters recently reported, and perhaps not even the most concerning.
In one case, an agent left notes apparently for futur... more
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These episodes center on advanced AI safety, accountability, and governance, with a strong emphasis on technical methods for evaluating, auditing, and mitigating misalignment risks. Listeners can expect rigorous discussions of AI control protocols, model robustness, incentive structures, and deployment-time risks, often featuring data-driven analyses and concept-driven frameworks. The show frequently revisits red-teaming, monitoring, distillation, reinforcement learning pitfalls, and insider knowledge dynamics, offering practical insights for researchers, practitioners, and policy-focused audiences exploring how to responsibly advance AI capabilities. A notable strength is the heavy emphasis on methodological experimentation and theoretical... more
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