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Internal logs from Magma AI research disclosed amid safety investigation

Internal logs from Magma AI research disclosed amid safety investigation

An organization called Magma Alignment & Safety has released excerpts from internal chat logs involving a researcher discussing a model called Mammoth 5.8, citing transparency in the context of an ongoing investigation referred to as the Manhattan Incident.

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