Priorities include: evaluations that still work even when a model can determine if it is being tested and may therefore understate its harmful capabilities (“sandbagging”) or conceal misalignment (“alignment faking”), backed by secure access for inde...more Unverifiable source (Jul 7, 2026)
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Comment by The 2026 Singapore Consensus on Global AI Safety Research Priorities
July 2026 international consensus report on AI safety research priorities produced by over 100 contributors from 13 countries.
They can be modified arbitrarily, used without oversight, and spread irreversibly on the web.Disputed (Jul 2026)
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