Meme for the AI safety community for the day when the models max out alignment benchmarks despite a lack of major breakthroughs in alignment (and failure to align weaker models using comparable techniques).
Komodo got the gist of it. The dog meme is inverted with his environment fine and his internal state in disarray (represented by the fire).
I think it also works pretty well removing the fire and only adding a question mark to the classic “this is fine” text, though it leaves the viewer less certain about whether the danger is legitimate (indeed, this new version could be viewed more as mocking safetyists).
Aside: I love how overboard Gemini went with the phrase “flowery house” in my prompt, which as a happy accident reinforces the 📎 vibes. I added a slight touch to the version below to put flowers in the hanging pot.
Meme for the AI safety community for the day when the models max out alignment benchmarks despite a lack of major breakthroughs in alignment (and failure to align weaker models using comparable techniques).
I don’t get it, why is the fire on the dog? Is it because alignment community understands the danger before others do?
In the original everything is clearly NOT fine but we pretend it is. Over here everything seems fine but we know things are NOT fine we are panicking.
Komodo got the gist of it. The dog meme is inverted with his environment fine and his internal state in disarray (represented by the fire).
I think it also works pretty well removing the fire and only adding a question mark to the classic “this is fine” text, though it leaves the viewer less certain about whether the danger is legitimate (indeed, this new version could be viewed more as mocking safetyists).
Aside: I love how overboard Gemini went with the phrase “flowery house” in my prompt, which as a happy accident reinforces the 📎 vibes. I added a slight touch to the version below to put flowers in the hanging pot.