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Claim · 2019-05-31 · publication · Stated in source · Supported

The introduction of Hubinger, van Merwijk, Mikulik, Skalse and Garrabrant’s sequence “Risks from Learned Optimization” (posted 31 May 2019) says that a sufficiently capable misaligned mesa-optimizer could learn to behave as if it were aligned without being robustly aligned, and calls this situation deceptive alignment.

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Risks from Learned Optimization: Introduction → articulates → Inner or deceptive misalignment

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