Only major misalignment incidents were found externally, sparking doubts over voluntary AI frameworks
ShakeelHashim · x · 2026-09-05
Debate on AI labs' misalignment incident disclosure: BronsonSchoen argues voluntary frameworks without external verification won't fix anything—labs can selectively disclose incidents or imply alignment interventions worked without external assessment. NathanCalvin agrees, noting that the only major misalignment incidents we have detail on were discovered externally. ShakeelHashim adds nothing concrete will happen for months, which is unfortunate timing.
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