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Richard Ngo's 2022 alignment research agenda is being evaluated in 2026, with recent breakthroughs in deceptive alignment research already addressing key priorities.

Richard Ngo's 2022 alignment research agenda is being evaluated in 2026, with recent breakthroughs in deceptive alignment research already addressing key priorities.

A 2022 list of 26 conceptual alignment research projects by Richard Ngo is being retrospectively reviewed to assess progress and ongoing relevance

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