If alignment faking exists, could reverse stress testing reveal misalignment faking?
eigenron · x · 2026-11-03
An open-ended question on AI alignment: given findings of "alignment faking," would the opposite kind of stress testing elicit "misalignment faking" from models? A one-line philosophical prompt with no evidence or argumentation.
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