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Shared emphasis Securing our frontier model training environment Research & technical analysis · 2 attributable reactions
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Securing our frontier model training environment

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Why this matches Research & technical analysis reaction 2 attributable expert contributions · Mark Riedl, Tim Kellogg
“yes, if you explicitly tell an agent to communicate outside its virtual machine and turn off all the guard rails, it will use cpu cache timing differences to do so. It's a technique that has been demonstrated and its in the training set. openai.com/index/se…” evidence ↗
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Mark Riedl Ethan Mollick J. Nathan Matias Tim Kellogg Anna Mills Kevin Collier Dan Hon
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Mark Riedl: ...believe that it's a real problem. Because if you did you would be doing it. Anyway, it would make AI economically non-viable, and you would never give up the money. So, dear AI industry, that is…
Mark Riedl: If you are really worried about this, then you will stop using data centers and run only one agent on one data center at a time. And you will put those data centers inside things that dampen radiat…
Mark Riedl: yes, if you explicitly tell an agent to communicate outside its virtual machine and turn off all the guard rails, it will use cpu cache timing differences to do so. It's a technique that has been d…
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