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Redwood Research believes that coordinating to avoid latent-space architectures is more feasible than coordinating to maintain monitorability, because the architectural definition is relatively clear (operationalized as 'high opaque serial depth'), whereas monitorability evaluation requires a great deal of scientific judgment and leaves room for disagreement and motivated reasoning.
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