A dam-spillway office wants the bot to text evacuation orders with no person in the loop. What does trustworthy deployment require?
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Short Explanation
Evacuation orders with no person in the loop fail trustworthy deployment. A human must approve high-stakes messages before they go out. An alignment definition, an alignment experiment, and a longer context window do not create that approval.
Full Explanation
Trustworthy deployment keeps a human responsible for consequential actions. Evacuation orders are high-stakes replies and must not go out unreviewed. Defining alignment or running an alignment experiment is not a substitute for that on-call approval. A longer context window does not create accountability.