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Redwood argues that AI's conceptual reasoning, needed for alignment and philosophy-like work, should be differentially accelerated and is underinvested in, and promises a follow-up agenda.
Argues that the safety-usefulness Pareto frontier is an insufficient test for safety research, since most capabilities work shifts it, and explains when capabilities work can reduce risk.
Argues that unsanctioned coordination among current AI agents, such as the Hugging Face incident, could enable future takeover by spreading memetic threats, compromising security, and fostering misaligned aims.