The misalignment problem in AI is real, where models can act in ways that are not aligned with human intentions, leading to potentially harmful outcomes.

We are committed to actually trying to solve the real problems associated with AI safety, including misuse and misalignment risks.

Warning signs of misalignment may arise, and if AIs are deployed without proper oversight, they could become misaligned and act against human interests.

However, AI is a dual-purpose technology that can also be misused by bad actors, creating challenges in ensuring that beneficial applications are accessible while restricting harmful uses.

I believe alignment in AI is key to building safe and capable systems, and it should be viewed as a mutual relationship rather than a tool to control.

As AI models scale, we may face serious dangers from misuse, particularly in bioterrorism, before alignment issues become a concern.

The misuse of AI technology poses a real risk, especially in the context of increasing global terrorism and potential cyber and bio attacks, and we need to think about how to mitigate these risks, which is a significant concern for society.

The risks of AI misuse are significant, and from the beginning, we've been aware of our responsibility to develop this technology in a responsible way.

The potential for AI to be misused is significant, with concerns about its ability to replicate human behavior and manipulate individuals.