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Minimum required pacing: finish aligning it before you train the next one

Zac Boring October 11, 2026 1 min read
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Let's say we coordinate to pace the frontier, but we don't coordinate on an outright pause.

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Let's say we coordinate to pace the frontier, but we don't coordinate on an outright pause. What should the standard of pacing be?My proposal for a minimum requirement: a lab cannot train the next generation of models (in terms of capabilities) until they have adequately[1] resolved all significant alignment issues in the present generation of models.You don't launch a jet that goes at Mach 3 before you've figured out why your Mach 2 jet keeps crashing[2]. With any other kind of dangerous techno

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