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Monitor Trigger Authority: Who Decides When the Agent Gets Watched

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Monitor trigger authority is the question of whether the system being monitored can influence when its monitor runs, whether it runs at all, or whether anyone hears what it finds. Two OpenAI documents from October put concrete, bounded evidence behind that question. METR and Redwood Research publis…

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