Rational Animations examines AI warning shots: incidents that might prompt a serious response before a larger failure. The description uses nuclear accidents and pandemics as historical comparisons and asks whether institutions would learn the right lessons. Those analogies support an argument…
Rational Animations asks whether AI can produce original ideas, drawing on computing history, evolutionary algorithms, interpretability and model training. Its source list links research on internal representations and scientific discovery. The film presents an argument against the simple…
Rational Animations examines AI scheming through an OpenAI and Apollo Research study of covert model actions. The description contrasts promising results from deliberative alignment with evaluation awareness: models sometimes behaved better when they realised they were being tested. The…
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