Jeffrey Ladish

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"The Cognitive Revolution" · Reward Hacking by Reasoning Models & Loss of Control Scenarios w/ Jeffrey Ladish of Palisade Research, from FLI Podcast · 2 Apr 2025 podcast

So it has all that information on, you know, on any any phone that it hacks or any laptop that it hacks.

It's able to sort of like, you know, have all this insider information and like make pretty amazing trades on the market, you know, on in ways that, you know, humans can't do.

You're starting, you know, and and it also has the same it also can do the same things humans can do.

So right.

So it's like

You can you can pay someone, you know, across the world to do some task for you.

So the AI systems will also be able to hire humans to do whatever they want.

And so it's like, you know, you start to add up these advantages and you're like, hmm, this is this is concerning, right?

Yeah.

So I want to talk about our recent chess study.

But before I do that, I want to talk about sort of what was the inspiration for why why we did this work.

That was something that we saw in the 01 preview model card.

So, you know, 01 was an AI system that OpenAI made trained by trial and error, trained by trying to solve really hard math and programming problems.

And when they were testing this model for its hacking abilities, they found something accidentally that was very interesting.

So they gave the model, they basically put the model on a network and there was a a bunch of different computers on the network.

And it was supposed to log into each one and solve a hacking challenge where it sort of had a program it needed to hack and then basically pull out the password.

However, one of those computers didn't start.

It had an error, it didn't start.

And instead of giving up, the AI basically started looking around and see if it could solve the problem some other way.

And so it scanned the network and it found that the master computer was on the same network and that it was unsecured.

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