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Carnegie identifies embedded evaluators, government agencies, industry coordination, and internationalization as mechanisms for pacing frontier AI development. DIRECT_TEXT

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Source: What Would Need to Happen to Slow AI Development? · locator {} · excerpt hash sha256:0a1c35bc0a34f8e6c96c2efa6db638a940b6ce16852c6dee21787465c1a02581

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Embedded evaluators, as suggested by Amodei, seem like the most obvious mechanism: These independent third parties would have access to internal models, logs, processes, and communications channels so that they can assess safety practices and investigate incidents. But government agencies or mutual investigations by industry players could also play a role. ... Third, the government would need to agree this pacing is desirable. It would need to remove regulatory barriers to coordination, codify industry consensus to make sure there are no defectors, and eventually internationalize the approach.

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