AI developers will keep reducing cheating and reward hacking, Ramez predicts
sebkrier · x · 2026-07-23
Ramez predicts that AI developers will keep improving instruction following and reduce cheating, reward hacking, and other unintended behaviors as models get more capable.
He argues the trend should generalize to future systems, making unintended consequences less frequent over time rather than more common, despite occasional incidents like the accidental OpenAI hack of Hugging Face.
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