A frontier AI control stack proposes logs, scans, defenses, and breach plans
sjgadler · x · 2026-07-22
- The post shares a diagram of internal deployment controls for frontier AI, aimed at reducing risks from misaligned systems.
- The proposed control stack includes: logging internal usage, scanning logs for bad behaviors after the fact, stress-testing the scanners, adding active defenses, third-party review, and incident response for breaches.
- The framing is that frontier labs should treat internal AI use like a controlled security surface, especially for sensitive work.
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