We Should Think More Critically About Compute Verification | Sudarsh Kunnavakkam
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Figuring out how to verify compute on short AI timelines
Compute verification might be a very significant part of coordination with respect to intelligent AI systems. In short timelines (<2030), the kind espoused by a frontier lab leader, I’m suspicious of die-level verification hardware being tractable. If this is the case, we should then focus on auxilary verification methods, such as post-hoc modifications to chips or robust software verification methods. In any case, we should act now if we want this to happen. I’m going to be treating Nvidia as the only GPU manufacturer for the sake of simplicity, but at least in my conversations with…
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