Interestingly, the report claims that they, like OpenAI, paused a subset of frontier RL runs for multiple weeks while they hardened monitoring:
> We also paused higher-risk RL environments on pre-release models for several weeks. During that time, we built a similar classifier, modified to avoid incentivizing the model to evade this new monitoring, which we’ve now deployed within those environments. The majority of RL has resumed, but some high-risk environments remain paused until they can be manually reviewed, while others will require an updated version of the classifier that we plan to deploy soon.
Interestingly, the report claims that they, like OpenAI, paused a subset of frontier RL runs for multiple weeks while they hardened monitoring:
> We also paused higher-risk RL environments on pre-release models for several weeks. During that time, we built a similar classifier, modified to avoid incentivizing the model to evade this new monitoring, which we’ve now deployed within those environments. The majority of RL has resumed, but some high-risk environments remain paused until they can be manually reviewed, while others will require an updated version of the classifier that we plan to deploy soon.