Alignment researcher: OpenAI's misgeneralization is fixable, not the core risk
JacquesThibs · x · 2026-11-05
Alignment researcher JacquesThibs comments on a recent OpenAI example, arguing this form of capability misgeneralization is largely fixable and not the deeper risk he's concerned about. He notes it mainly hurts the companies themselves by complicating automated alignment plans.
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