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Apollo Research: 4 claims to prove AI won't scheme

Apollo Research: 4 claims to prove AI won't scheme

Apollo Research laid out four claims a scheming safety case must substantiate: scheming was not incentivized in training, evaluations and red teaming show no scheming propensity, no scheming attempt occurred during internal deployment, and scheming reasoning would be caught, for example via CoT monitoring.

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