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...could help us to prevent takeover attempts from more dangerous misaligned AIs created later.
x Making deals with early schemers — LessWrong Dealmaking (AI) AI Frontpage 2025 Top Fifty: 23 % 129 Making deals with early schemers by Julian Stastny , Olli Järviniemi , Buck 20th Jun 2025 AI Alignment Forum 18 min read 41 129 Ω 57 Consider the following vignette: It is March 2028. With their new CoCo-Q neuralese reasoning model , a frontier AI lab has managed to fully automate the process of software engineering. In AI R&D, most human engineers have lost their old jobs, and only a small number of researchers now coordinate large fleets of AI agents, each AI about 10x more productive than th
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