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Aidan McLaughlin
@aidan_mclau
posttraining research @openai
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it’s hard not to feel—and it’s overwhelming when it hits you all at once—that we are in the good timeline.
excellent essay. i agree with basically every word here
We temporarily slowed some frontier training to strengthen security and monitoring. Our largest planned frontier RL run remains on hold while smaller-scale training and evaluations help us test safeguards and gather more evidence of alignment. I expect confidence in safety to increasingly set the pace of AI development. We urgently need tools for labs and countries to coordinate on this, which is why I signed Pacing the Frontier. In the meantime, we’re taking practical steps ourselves - and will continue to share what we learn as our approach evolves.
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These are incredibly misleading headlines – @OpenAI Preparedness is very much alive and well by any meaningful definition Our subteam – RSI/misalignment Preparedness – is doing more urgent work than ever, and has never been more empowered to do so!
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OpenAI research scientist @aidan_mclau argues Twitter is the uncheatable eval for AI hiring because you can't fake loving technology, and posters like Roon become brand assets that entire labs benefit from: "If I were manager or recruiter, I think I would still pay a ton of attention to Twitter. It's a high signal thing. It's kind of hard to fake really loving technology, really having good takes. It's the uncheatable eval in some sense." Sofia: "You guys probably see it as a brand asset to have good posters" Theo: "How much intangible brand value has Roon created for OpenAI? Probably a lot" Aidan: "It's not just OpenAI brand value. When you love technology, when you love AI, when you love the stuff you work on, when you earnestly want it to go well, not just for the company's sake, but to fulfill that promise to an earlier version of you when you were 12 and you had read sci-fi books, that's the aura I get from @tszzl." "Some of that is projected on OpenAI, which I'm grateful for, but some of that's just projected onto San Francisco, or us as people who love AI and just want these things to go well." @OpenAI
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𝕏 is the real world. meet your mutuals @MTSlive is nothing without its people
excited to join later!
We are live right now discussing: - databricks' $5b haul - anthropic's research on agent swarms - deepseek v4 pricing - the latest in ai policy & what demis hassabis is up to Followed by some great interviews: - @aidan_mclau joining us at our studio later this afternoon to talk about his work, what he's seeing in research, and more - @georgearison interviewed by @creatine_cycle live at our studio at 2pm to discuss grindr's massive vertical health bet & their outperformance in the consumer industry - Mike Flanigan co-founder & CEO of @seasats to tell us more about the company's mission and the amazing work they're doing - @RayanKrishnan to discuss @ValsAI fundraise today and the future of LLM evals - @barakgila live at our studio in 15 minutes to talk about agi politics, his work at sway, and much more - @BEBischof head of ai @Theoryvc to share his thoughts on coding agents, uprooting with internal tooling stack with claude cowork, and more
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confirmed: @aidan_mclau from oai posttraining research joining us in studio today. i've been a fan of aidan for a while (since o3/early 2025). excited to host him finally!
SUCCESS! Total Solar Eclipse 2026 from just outside the rural town of Duraton, Spain.
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we’re still very early in the exponential! consider joining our team to work on scaling *aligned* rsi
he’s right
whenever i visit paris I have whatever the opposite of Paris syndrome is. it was shocking to me that such a place could exist and not be the most important city in the world and not incessantly talked about
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you hear often that your smartwatch can beat magnus at chess (to highlight moore's law) but less discussed is that a 1995 desktop running stockfish could also beat him. algorithmic progress is a hell of a thing
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The cost of generating the proofs for all 10 of these breakthroughs combined was under $2,000 at Sol API prices. We’re excited to see what scientists and researchers are able to create with our upcoming Astra models!
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had this recently and am amazed by how good this stuff is getting
🌊 Two firsts. One mission to defend Earth's wild places. Launching Tues 6/23. Click here to stay in the loop →
you either die a capabilities researcher or live long enough to see yourself become an alignment researcher
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@tenobrus i cannot tell you how routine it is for me to have 5.6 e2e do an entire rl run
when a sufficiently powerful person predicts a thing, you have a duty to ask if they actually hyperstitioned that thing, and if they did, whether you like the thing they hyperstitioned