Prakash Narayanan

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1,048 appearances 4 recordings 1 series first heard Aug 2026 last heard 2d ago

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"The Cognitive Revolution" · AI:AM Highlights: Astra as AGI, OpenAI's Pause, Mythos @ Mozilla & Human Agency vs Technocapitalism · 12 Sep 2026 podcast

I I mean you bring them in and they l take a look at the models ahead of time.

So they're in there like a month, month and a half ahead.

They're taking a look at the release candidates in general.

But number one, the auditors are often not like super well funded.

They don't have like that many people.

The the opening tropic is so many more people than Redwood Research or these teams.

So they don't have the capacity to, you know, audit like, you know, ten different, you know, release candidates.

It's not it's not there.

And

They're also not very very very well funded.

So they're dependent on the model companies for that funding too.

And then you have this like the ethical process of like, okay, how much funding can we really accept from them before we're kind of bought?

In addition, a lot of the auditors, the guys who train with the auditors, leave for model companies in a couple of years.

So there's also this flow of people from like meter or Redwood Research or like the trainees or interns, and they're flowing into the model companies, right?

So there's another fear that, you know, the auditor comes in and they take a look.

And three months later, someone from the audit team leaves to the other firm and they take they they manage to spot some of the secrets and they're, you know, they they they share that.

So there's that issue as well.

So a bunch of these things make it like very, very difficult for this to happen.

Um and you need

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