16 September 2026
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AI interpretability

Articles about AI interpretability from podcasts, articles and papers, with links to the original sources.

Altman calls for slowing down; the panel demands a published alignment plan

After OpenAI claimed a result on one of mathematics' Millennium Prize problems, Sam Altman called it "the strongest evidence yet" for pacing progress. On Moonshots with Peter Diamandis, the panel treated that as the start of an argument rather than the end of one: a reported researcher resignation, competing estimates of catastrophic risk, and a demand that the labs publish benchmarks for alignment instead of another model.

13 min read

What a kill switch can't do about Astra's top cyber risk rating

OpenAI classified GPT-6 Astra at its highest cybersecurity capability tier and, according to reporting cited on Moonshots, told Congress it is building an automated shutdown capability. The panel spent less time on the switch than on two things it would not fix: reasoning that never appears in readable text, and copies of a model running on someone else's cloud.

7 min read