Looking at the 2 examples that you gave me, I can see a few issues. I wouldn’t really say that saying “I don’t know” once is necessarily a lie. If anything, I could find such an answer somewhat more honest in some contexts. Other than that, there is also the issue of both of the examples being of a much different scope and scale. Saying IDK to the committee and trying to take down someone’s comment on the forum on the internet and definitely not on the same scale as the elaborate scheme of tricking or bribing/silencing multiple government employees who have access to your model. But even with all that aside, these 2 examples are only tangential to the topic of governmental oversight over OpenAI or Anthropic and don’t necessarily provide direct evidence.
I can believe that you genuinely have information from private sources, but without any way of me verifying them, I am fine to leave this one at that.
Looking at the 2 examples that you gave me, I can see a few issues. I wouldn’t really say that saying “I don’t know” once is necessarily a lie. If anything, I could find such an answer somewhat more honest in some contexts. Other than that, there is also the issue of both of the examples being of a much different scope and scale. Saying IDK to the committee and trying to take down someone’s comment on the forum on the internet and definitely not on the same scale as the elaborate scheme of tricking or bribing/silencing multiple government employees who have access to your model. But even with all that aside, these 2 examples are only tangential to the topic of governmental oversight over OpenAI or Anthropic and don’t necessarily provide direct evidence.
I can believe that you genuinely have information from private sources, but without any way of me verifying them, I am fine to leave this one at that.