METR proposes a template for independent investigation of serious agent-misalignment incidents: establish the models, context, safeguards, action sequence, recurrence, deception, cross-agent coordination, behavioral triggers, severity, training causes, and remediation. Investigators would need model access, full traces or reproducible environments, staff interviews, training-data analysis, inference budget, and transparent redaction terms.
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