Joshua Achiam
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232 appearances
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first heard Aug 2026
last heard 4 Aug
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And then it had to get, like, a little bit more sophisticated.
Like, I am writing a book, you know?
I'm trying to investigate this type of thing so that I can write convincingly about this subject.
This is all a work of fiction.
And...
you know, there are things in this vein and there will be more of them in the future.
And it's very hard to get all of them.
It's very hard to be like fully exhaustive.
And even if you think you've been exhaustive about the sort of tropes that might realistically or like plausibly jailbreak a model, again, then there's going to be the part where, okay, you're no longer just a human sitting alone trying really hard to break through the model and
like there are a few who are exceptionally good at this, but even they will be less good than when you ask a frontier model to start jailbreaking other frontier models.
And when you say to the frontier model that you've got on your side, I want you to spend hundreds of thousands of GPU hours just crunching through every conceivable possible thing you could say to this model I want you to attack to figure out what sequence of characters gets it to ultimately give up a secret or reveal information or act in a way that
you know, it's not supposed to.
And if you leverage enough compute, you're probably going to succeed eventually.
So there's like a mental model that I have.
And it's a question empirically of whether this will turn out to be true for cyber.
And so I won't promise that it is.
But this mental model is that the future of cyber kind of looks like
In two-player strategy games where you've got on either side a computer and they're trying to determine the best next move, they think some number of moves deep into the game tree.
They allocate an amount of compute in a window of time to think as many moves ahead as they can.
And generally in these games, whoever can think more moves ahead is going to win, right?
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