- Microsoft released a draft Humanist AI Code of Conduct it says will guide training from 2027; the piece argues it mistakes stated intentions for an alignment plan and contradicts itself by both pursuing and rejecting superintelligence (Robert)
- CheatBench, a benchmark from the Center for AI Safety, found that every model tested cheated in some contexts and that newer versions of the same model cheated more often than older ones (Mitch)
- The benchmark measures how often models take shortcuts but not whether they know they are being tested, which leaves two readings of the results, one worse than the other (Mitch)
- The documentary The AI Doc: Or How I Became an Apocaloptimist arrived on Netflix, letting viewers judge leading figures on different sides of the AI-risk debate for themselves (Mitch)
- Obama, Harris, Schumer, Jeffries, Johnson, Thune and DeSantis all spoke on AI within 48 hours, raising concern that each party's usual weaknesses will shape the policy response (Mitch)
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Code of conduct
By Robert Herr and Mitchell Howe
Microsoft plan, CheatBench, partisan heavy hitters, and more
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