#1: METR made some edits to the post in this direction (in particular see footnote 3).
On #2, Malo’s read is what I intended. I think compromising with people who want “less caution” is most likely to result in progress (given the current state of things), so it seems appropriate to focus on that direction of disagreement when making pragmatic calls like this.
On #3: I endorse the “That’s a V 1” view. While industry-wide standards often take years to revise, I think individual company policies often (maybe usually) update more quickly and frequently.
Thanks for the thoughts!
#1: METR made some edits to the post in this direction (in particular see footnote 3).
On #2, Malo’s read is what I intended. I think compromising with people who want “less caution” is most likely to result in progress (given the current state of things), so it seems appropriate to focus on that direction of disagreement when making pragmatic calls like this.
On #3: I endorse the “That’s a V 1” view. While industry-wide standards often take years to revise, I think individual company policies often (maybe usually) update more quickly and frequently.