If interpretability works, RL training could self-correct detected failure modes
mayfer · x · 2026-09-03
In a reply to Nick Cammarata's thread on CoT monitoring, mayfer argues that if interpretability matures, failure modes detected by mechinterp during massive RL runs could presumably be self-corrected automatically. He also speculates he may be out of the loop, assuming CoT failure is just drift toward AI-first lingo.
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