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The defer-to-trusted protocol is a foundational safety framework in the field of AI control: when the primary model (more capable but regarded as untrusted) takes an action, it is reviewed by a trusted supervision mechanism; if judged suspicious, a weaker but more trustworthy model executes it instead.
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