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Hill-climbing Alignment Using Humans | Sampura Research
- When
- Wednesday, October 21 · 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM
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- STDISF — Luma
Mox Event Space (Mission 13th St) Event source calendar Event Link: see venue calendar above ^^ Backed by an $11M grant from Coefficient Giving, we're a small in-person team hiring founding technical staff, looking to solve alignment instead of pausing AI. Come along and say hello! As AI systems grow more capable, the judges we use to train them increasingly fall short. Most of the field responds by replacing humans with LLM judges; we think humans and AIs have complementary strengths, and that human oversight is an uncorrelated layer of defence that AI-only judges can't provide. In this talk we'll share how we're building better judges: a leaderboard of 50+ alignment-relevant datasets, and methods that route, decompose and assist across humans and AIs to hill-climb it. Sampura Research is a London-based nonprofit, founded by Google DeepMind alumni, building Human-AI Complementarity for AI alignment. Backed by an $11M grant from Coefficient Giving, we're a small in-person team hiring founding technical staff, looking to solve alignment instead of pausing AI. Come along and say hello! Host: Robin Goins, Rishub Jain More info: luma.com/vzjczpgj location provided by event source: "Mox, 1680 Mission Street, San Francisco" ―――――――――― SF Stuff To Do