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Ethan Perez

Introspection & Self-reportWelfare

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Self-report as evidence of morally relevant states; alignment research.

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  • Binder et al 2025 - Looking inward
  • Kadavath et al 2022 - Language models mostly know what they know
  • Perez Long 2023 - Self-reports and moral status

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  • When self-report counts as welfare evidence

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Introspection & Self-reportWelfareLooking inward: language models can learn about themselves by introspectionLanguage models (mostly) know what they knowTowards evaluating AI systems for moral status using self-reportsWhen does a model's self-report count as welfare evidence?This researcher

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  • Looking inward: language models can learn about themselves by introspection
  • Language models (mostly) know what they know
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  • When does a model's self-report count as welfare evidence?

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