Part 11/17:
Cockatello highlights that only a tiny roster of specialists worldwide understand the complexities of alignment. As a result, the majority of society, policymakers, and even governments are blind to the real dangers—making it unlikely that necessary regulations or international treaties will be developed in time.
He suggests that increased transparency—sharing technical goals, safety protocols, and progress—could facilitate external critique, improve safety, and foster international cooperation to slow down the race.