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Chief Scientist at Redwood Research; AI safety researcher; lead author of "Alignment faking in large language models"
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Ryan Greenblatt
votes For
and says:
Plan A seems like a good plan for handling powerful AI, or at least the best plan anyone’s written up. Many choices initially seem crazy, but are actually pretty carefully considered. Plan A isn’t likely to happen, but pushing for something like this...
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Ryan Greenblatt
votes Against
and says:
We don't know how AIs are aligned. A somewhat crazy aspect of the current situation is that we have very little confirmed public information about why frontier AIs end up being apparently behaviorally aligned. And more generally, we don't know what f...
more Unverifiable source (May 8, 2026) -
Ryan Greenblatt
votes For
and says:
AI companies should get third-party security experts to assess (and possibly also red-team/pen-test) their security against key threat models and then publish the high-level findings of this assessment.
AI Verified source (Apr 27, 2026) -
Ryan Greenblatt
votes For
and says:
AI companies should get third-party security experts to assess (and possibly also red-team/pen-test) their security against key threat models and then publish the high-level findings of this assessment.
AI Verified source (Apr 27, 2026) -
Pausing AI at human-genius level to solve alignment is safer than either racing to superintelligence or halting entirely
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Ryan Greenblatt
votes For
and says:
I do think that pausing further capabilities once we have human-ish-level AIs for even just a few years while we focus on safety would massively improve the situation. This currently seems unlikely to happen.
AI Verified source (2025)