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Mostly true Eliezer Yudkowsky Factual 20 Apr 2026 LLMs' predict-as-if-honest circuitry is contextual, invoked for predicting some text streams but not others. Eliezer Yudkowsky · Factual · 20 Apr 2026 AI safety and alignment
Mostly true Eliezer Yudkowsky Factual 20 Apr 2026 Presumably, at some point during RL training on code-passing tasks, LLMs learn a dispreference for failing tests, independent of how that is avoided or whether the user's real goal is met. Eliezer Yudkowsky · Factual · 20 Apr 2026 AI safety and alignment
Mostly true Rodney Brooks Factual 12 Apr 2026 JD Vance campaigned for Viktor Orban in the Hungarian elections the week before 12 April 2026, and Orban lost the election. Rodney Brooks · Factual · 12 Apr 2026 Other
Mostly true Demis Hassabis Factual 10 Apr 2026 Deep Blue was world-champion level at chess but could not do anything else. Demis Hassabis · Factual · 10 Apr 2026 AI capabilities
Mostly true Demis Hassabis Factual 10 Apr 2026 Demis Hassabis decided from a very young age to work on AI because he was obsessed with big questions as a schoolchild. Demis Hassabis · Factual · 10 Apr 2026 Their own work or organisation
Mostly true Demis Hassabis Factual 10 Apr 2026 A protein's 3D structure is what determines, or partially determines, its function. Demis Hassabis · Factual · 10 Apr 2026 Science and research methods
Mostly true Michael Burry Factual 27 Mar 2026 US home equity is a record $35 trillion, nearly double pre-COVID levels. Michael Burry · Factual · 27 Mar 2026 Economics and markets
Mostly true Tyler Cowen Factual 26 Mar 2026 Tyler Cowen published a new "generative book" that he says was fully written by himself. Tyler Cowen · Factual · 26 Mar 2026 Their own work or organisation
Mostly true Jensen Huang Factual 17 Mar 2026 Satya Nadella confirmed that the first Vera Rubin rack is running on Microsoft Azure. Jensen Huang · Factual · 17 Mar 2026 Economics and markets
Mostly true Jensen Huang Factual 17 Mar 2026 Anthropic and Meta have officially joined the NVIDIA platform, together representing one-third of world AI computing power demand. Jensen Huang · Factual · 17 Mar 2026 Economics and markets
Mostly true Jensen Huang Factual 16 Mar 2026 Huang said that in about March 2025 he cited $500 billion of high-confidence Blackwell and Rubin demand through 2026, and that he now sees at least $1 trillion of demand through 2027. Jensen Huang · Factual · 16 Mar 2026 Economics and markets
Mostly true Jensen Huang Factual 16 Mar 2026 In two years Nvidia raised token generation rate in a 1GW data center from 22 million to 700 million, a 350-fold increase. Jensen Huang · Factual · 16 Mar 2026 AI compute, hardware and data
Mostly true Jensen Huang Factual 16 Mar 2026 2026 is the 20th anniversary of CUDA. Jensen Huang · Factual · 16 Mar 2026 AI compute, hardware and data
Mostly true Jensen Huang Factual 16 Mar 2026 The cloud price of Nvidia's Ampere GPUs, released six years ago, has increased. Jensen Huang · Factual · 16 Mar 2026 Economics and markets
Mostly true Bill Ackman Factual 10 Mar 2026 On 2026-03-10 Pershing Square Inc. (PSI) filed to go public, along with Pershing Square USA, Ltd. (PSUS), a new closed-ended investment company managed by Pershing Square. Bill Ackman · Factual · 10 Mar 2026 Economics and markets
Mostly true Michael Burry Factual 9 Mar 2026 The Headstrong Project was founded in 2012 by a combat veteran. Michael Burry · Factual · 9 Mar 2026 Other
Mostly true Bill Ackman Factual 8 Mar 2026 The mayor was not the target of the terrorists in the attack referred to in the post Ackman replied to. Bill Ackman · Factual · 8 Mar 2026 Other
Mostly true Tyler Cowen Factual 4 Mar 2026 Tyler Cowen said he was pretty sure new schools would make up below 1%, or certainly below 2%, of higher education. Tyler Cowen · Factual · 4 Mar 2026 Other
Mostly true Tyler Cowen Factual 4 Mar 2026 In the university sector there are some startups, but they are not significant. Tyler Cowen · Factual · 4 Mar 2026 Economics and markets
Mostly true Tyler Cowen Factual 4 Mar 2026 The human body cannot survive very well on other planets, other moons, or in outer space. Tyler Cowen · Factual · 4 Mar 2026 Other
Mostly true Tyler Cowen Factual 4 Mar 2026 Most Americans outside border areas do not feel they are losing their country, even if they think immigration is too high. Tyler Cowen · Factual · 4 Mar 2026 Other
Mostly true Tyler Cowen Factual 4 Mar 2026 Tyler Cowen held a literary Conversations with Tyler episode with Henry Oliver, published by 2026-03-04. Tyler Cowen · Factual · 4 Mar 2026 Their own work or organisation
Mostly true Dario Amodei Factual 28 Feb 2026 Anthropic has been the most forward-leaning of all AI companies in working with the U.S. government and military. Dario Amodei · Factual · 28 Feb 2026 AI policy and governance
Mostly true Dario Amodei Factual 28 Feb 2026 As of the interview, Anthropic had received only a tweet and no formal supply chain designation or government action. Dario Amodei · Factual · 28 Feb 2026 AI policy and governance
Mostly true Dario Amodei Factual 28 Feb 2026 The amount of computation going into AI models doubles every four months. Dario Amodei · Factual · 28 Feb 2026 AI compute, hardware and data
Mostly true Dario Amodei Prediction 28 Feb 2026 Anthropic will be fine, and the impact of the supply chain risk designation on it will be fairly small. Dario Amodei · Prediction · 28 Feb 2026 AI policy and governance
Mostly true Dario Amodei Factual 28 Feb 2026 The whole timeline of the dispute was driven by the Department of War, not Anthropic. Dario Amodei · Factual · 28 Feb 2026 AI policy and governance
Mostly true Dario Amodei Factual 28 Feb 2026 To Anthropic's knowledge, the supply chain risk designation had never previously been applied to an American company, only to adversary-linked firms such as Kaspersky Labs. Dario Amodei · Factual · 28 Feb 2026 AI policy and governance
Mostly true Jensen Huang Factual 25 Feb 2026 Enterprise adoption of AI agents is growing very rapidly. Jensen Huang · Factual · 25 Feb 2026 AI, the economy and work
Mostly true Jensen Huang Factual 25 Feb 2026 The tax expense included in the table represents the impact of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA). Jensen Huang · Factual · 25 Feb 2026 Their own work or organisation
Mostly true Michael Burry Factual 12 Feb 2026 As Palantir prepared to go public in August 2020, its board awarded Alex Karp $1.1 billion worth of stock options. Michael Burry · Factual · 12 Feb 2026 Economics and markets
Mostly true Satya Nadella Factual 28 Jan 2026 Microsoft has been building its own silicon in various forms for a long time. Satya Nadella · Factual · 28 Jan 2026 AI compute, hardware and data
Mostly true Satya Nadella Factual 28 Jan 2026 Microsoft introduced Agent 365 in the quarter ended December 2025, letting organizations extend governance, identity, security and management to agents. Satya Nadella · Factual · 28 Jan 2026 Their own work or organisation
Mostly true Mark Zuckerberg Factual 28 Jan 2026 In his opening remarks, Zuckerberg outlined themes including personal AI and LLMs combined with recommendation systems. Mark Zuckerberg · Factual · 28 Jan 2026 Their own work or organisation
Mostly true Mark Zuckerberg Promise 28 Jan 2026 Meta will roll out its initial set of new AI models, products and businesses over the coming months. Mark Zuckerberg · Promise · 28 Jan 2026 Their own work or organisation
Mostly true Daniela Amodei Factual 27 Jan 2026 Anthropic achieved its revenue growth using a fraction of the compute its competitors have. Daniela Amodei · Factual · 27 Jan 2026 Economics and markets
Mostly true Daniela Amodei Factual 27 Jan 2026 Anthropic is structured so that research, product and policy are integrated, with model builders working closely with those studying how to make models safer. Daniela Amodei · Factual · 27 Jan 2026 Their own work or organisation
Mostly true Tyler Cowen Factual 12 Jan 2026 Joe Studwell has a new book titled How Africa Works. Tyler Cowen · Factual · 12 Jan 2026 Economics and markets
Mostly true Bill Gates Factual 9 Jan 2026 The number of deaths of children under 5 worldwide rose in 2025, going backwards on a key metric of progress. Bill Gates · Factual · 9 Jan 2026 Other
Mostly true Bill Gates Factual 9 Jan 2026 AI's rate of improvement is already starting to disrupt job demand in software development. Bill Gates · Factual · 9 Jan 2026 AI, the economy and work
Mostly true Marc Andreessen Factual 7 Jan 2026 The price of AI is falling faster than Moore's Law. Marc Andreessen · Factual · 7 Jan 2026 AI, the economy and work
Mostly true Marc Andreessen Factual 7 Jan 2026 The DeepSeek model is completely open-source and anyone can download and run it. Marc Andreessen · Factual · 7 Jan 2026 AI capabilities
Mostly true Marc Andreessen Factual 7 Jan 2026 The revenue growth rate of leading AI companies is faster than that of any previous technology wave Andreessen has seen. Marc Andreessen · Factual · 7 Jan 2026 AI, the economy and work
Mostly true Marc Andreessen Factual 7 Jan 2026 Neural networks were explored by a small group of people for about 80 years. Marc Andreessen · Factual · 7 Jan 2026 AI capabilities
Mostly true Marc Andreessen Factual 7 Jan 2026 In the 1980s, when Andreessen was in college, AI was a niche field and everyone thought it would never come true. Marc Andreessen · Factual · 7 Jan 2026 AI capabilities
Mostly true Rodney Brooks Factual 1 Jan 2026 When Brooks predicted in 2018 that something big would appear in AI, he did not know it would be LLMs. Rodney Brooks · Factual · 1 Jan 2026 Their own work or organisation
Mostly true Rodney Brooks Factual 1 Jan 2026 Since 1991 Brooks has distinguished between situatedness and embodiment as two separate properties a machine or creature can have. Rodney Brooks · Factual · 1 Jan 2026 AI capabilities
Mostly true Rodney Brooks Factual 1 Jan 2026 Blue Origin is under contract with NASA to land two astronauts on the Moon for a 30-day stay in 2030 using Blue Moon Mark 2. Rodney Brooks · Factual · 1 Jan 2026 Other
Mostly true Rodney Brooks Factual 1 Jan 2026 Once pick orientation and vacuum gripper are selected, suction grasping is open loop, relying on suction force and compliance of gripper and object. Rodney Brooks · Factual · 1 Jan 2026 AI capabilities
Mostly true Gary Marcus Factual Jan 2026 Reviews by Joanna Stern and Marques Brownlee of one early humanoid robot prototype were damning. Gary Marcus · Factual · Jan 2026 AI capabilities
Mostly true Gary Marcus Factual Jan 2026 Many would agree the AI field has reached a point of diminishing returns from scaling, and faith in scaling as a route to AGI has dissipated. Gary Marcus · Factual · Jan 2026 AI capabilities
Mostly true Gary Marcus Factual Jan 2026 AGI did not materialize in 2025, contrary to predictions by Elon Musk and others, and GPT-5 was underwhelming and did not solve hallucinations. Gary Marcus · Factual · Jan 2026 AI timelines and forecasting
Mostly true Gary Marcus Factual Jan 2026 AI agents did not turn out to be reliable in 2025. Gary Marcus · Factual · Jan 2026 AI capabilities
Mostly true Balaji Srinivasan Factual 22 Dec 2025 Gold can be stopped at TSA metal detectors. Balaji Srinivasan · Factual · 22 Dec 2025 Other
Mostly true Tyler Cowen Factual 6 Dec 2025 The UK continues to deindustrialize, and London's standing as a financial centre was hurt by 2008, Brexit and superior innovations elsewhere. Tyler Cowen · Factual · 6 Dec 2025 Economics and markets
Mostly true Tyler Cowen Factual 6 Dec 2025 Growth theories giving predominant weight to institutions predict much more serial correlation of growth rates than is found in the data. Tyler Cowen · Factual · 6 Dec 2025 Economics and markets
Mostly true Demis Hassabis Factual 25 Nov 2025 The AlphaFold Server is available to non-commercial researchers globally for predicting structures and interactions. Demis Hassabis · Factual · 25 Nov 2025 Science and research methods
Mostly true Demis Hassabis Factual 25 Nov 2025 AlphaProteo can design novel, high-strength protein binders targeting diverse molecules, including ones associated with cancer and diabetes. Demis Hassabis · Factual · 25 Nov 2025 Science and research methods
Mostly true Michael Burry Factual 19 Nov 2025 Michael Burry is still managing his own money and is active in markets. Michael Burry · Factual · 19 Nov 2025 Their own work or organisation
Mostly true Ray Dalio Factual 12 Nov 2025 When the Fed or other central banks buy bonds, it creates liquidity and pushes real interest rates down. Ray Dalio · Factual · 12 Nov 2025 Economics and markets
Mostly true Nouriel Roubini Factual Nov 2025 The longest-ever US government shutdown disrupted official employment and inflation data, further clouding policymakers' perceptions. Nouriel Roubini · Factual · Nov 2025 AI policy and governance
Mostly true Balaji Srinivasan Factual 12 Oct 2025 Olaf Carlson-Wee sees network states speed-running the path from bare land to Dubai and Singapore. Balaji Srinivasan · Factual · 12 Oct 2025 Their own work or organisation
Mostly true Balaji Srinivasan Factual 12 Oct 2025 In 2024 Balaji Srinivasan held a conversation with Bryan Johnson comparing their paths, which led to similar conclusions. Balaji Srinivasan · Factual · 12 Oct 2025 Their own work or organisation
Mostly true Jeff Bezos Factual 6 Oct 2025 The companies that laid fiber optic cable during the Internet bubble went out of business, going bankrupt. Jeff Bezos · Factual · 6 Oct 2025 Economics and markets
Mostly true Jeff Bezos Factual 6 Oct 2025 The fiber optic cable laid by the bankrupt companies remained in place and was later used. Jeff Bezos · Factual · 6 Oct 2025 Technology
Mostly true Jensen Huang Factual 29 Sep 2025 Blackwell delivers 30 times the performance of Hopper. Jensen Huang · Factual · 29 Sep 2025 AI compute, hardware and data
Mostly true Jensen Huang Factual 26 Sep 2025 Nvidia recently struck a partnership deal with Intel, a company that spent most of its life trying to put Nvidia out of business. Jensen Huang · Factual · 26 Sep 2025 Their own work or organisation
Mostly true Jensen Huang Factual 26 Sep 2025 The number of chips Nvidia is building is growing, and Nvidia is growing faster as a company. Jensen Huang · Factual · 26 Sep 2025 Economics and markets
Mostly true Jensen Huang Factual 26 Sep 2025 The projects building out AI infrastructure with OCI, OpenAI and SoftBank are contracted and being worked on. Jensen Huang · Factual · 26 Sep 2025 Economics and markets
Mostly true Jensen Huang Factual 26 Sep 2025 OpenAI has 800 million active users. Jensen Huang · Factual · 26 Sep 2025 Economics and markets
Mostly true Jensen Huang Factual 26 Sep 2025 Until a couple of years ago, NVIDIA had 95% market share in China. Jensen Huang · Factual · 26 Sep 2025 Economics and markets
Mostly true Jensen Huang Factual 26 Sep 2025 AI models that think longer (inference-time reasoning) produce better quality answers. Jensen Huang · Factual · 26 Sep 2025 AI capabilities
Mostly true Jensen Huang Factual 26 Sep 2025 Delivering Blackwell's 30X performance gain required integration and optimization across six or seven chips. Jensen Huang · Factual · 26 Sep 2025 AI compute, hardware and data
Mostly true Jensen Huang Factual 26 Sep 2025 Huang said that "we" have no trouble beating "the numbers" on a regular basis, without saying whose numbers. Jensen Huang · Factual · 26 Sep 2025 Economics and markets
Mostly true Jensen Huang Factual 26 Sep 2025 The land, power and shell for such a data center already come to $15 billion. Jensen Huang · Factual · 26 Sep 2025 Economics and markets
Mostly true Jensen Huang Factual 26 Sep 2025 TikTok cannot operate without AI. Jensen Huang · Factual · 26 Sep 2025 Economics and markets
Mostly true Steven Pinker Factual 24 Sep 2025 Harvard does not admit students on meritocratic grounds. Steven Pinker · Factual · 24 Sep 2025 Philosophy, ethics and society
Mostly true Steven Pinker Factual 24 Sep 2025 Some marine species, such as broadcast spawners, coordinate the release of gametes on the full moon or a fixed number of days after it. Steven Pinker · Factual · 24 Sep 2025 Science and research methods
Mostly true Steven Pinker Factual 24 Sep 2025 Human sacrifice, once practised by all ancient civilizations, no longer exists today. Steven Pinker · Factual · 24 Sep 2025 Philosophy, ethics and society
Mostly true Steven Pinker Factual 24 Sep 2025 Large language models have features, such as hidden layers, that implicitly build in some insights of linguistics. Steven Pinker · Factual · 24 Sep 2025 AI capabilities
Mostly true Steven Pinker Factual 24 Sep 2025 Slavery exists only clandestinely today; no country has legal slavery anymore. Steven Pinker · Factual · 24 Sep 2025 Philosophy, ethics and society
Mostly true Steven Pinker Factual 24 Sep 2025 Asked whether Taiwan is a sovereign state, Pinker said the official policy of the United States, and as far as he knows of pretty much every other country, is that Taiwan as a sovereign state does not exist. Steven Pinker · Factual · 24 Sep 2025 AI policy and governance
Mostly true Steven Pinker Factual 24 Sep 2025 There are not more slaves in the world today than in the past as a proportion of the world's population. Steven Pinker · Factual · 24 Sep 2025 Philosophy, ethics and society
Mostly true Nassim Taleb Factual 21 Sep 2025 The 3rd edition of Statistical Consequences of Fat Tails is available and adds 3 chapters and an appendix on Max Entropy distributions including Tsallis Entropy. Nassim Taleb · Factual · 21 Sep 2025 Their own work or organisation
Mostly true Sam Altman Factual 11 Sep 2025 Elon Musk later decided OpenAI was not on a trajectory to succeed, told its founders it had a zero percent chance of success, and stopped participating. Sam Altman · Factual · 11 Sep 2025 Their own work or organisation
Mostly true Eliezer Yudkowsky Factual Sep 2025 A blade of grass is a solar-powered, fully self-replicating general factory. Eliezer Yudkowsky · Factual · Sep 2025 Biosecurity
Mostly true Eliezer Yudkowsky Factual Sep 2025 Conservation of mass provided a lot of indirect support for atomic theory. Eliezer Yudkowsky · Factual · Sep 2025 Science and research methods
Mostly true Eliezer Yudkowsky Factual Sep 2025 Yudkowsky said that, as far as he knows, he was the person who originally made that argument. Eliezer Yudkowsky · Factual · Sep 2025 Their own work or organisation
Mostly true Eliezer Yudkowsky Factual Sep 2025 The conservation of mass was one of the first hints that things are rearranged rather than created or destroyed. Eliezer Yudkowsky · Factual · Sep 2025 Science and research methods
Mostly true Sam Altman Factual 15 Aug 2025 GPT-5 is not close to human performance at figuring out what questions to ask or working on a task over a very long period. Sam Altman · Factual · 15 Aug 2025 AI capabilities
Mostly true Sam Altman Factual 14 Aug 2025 GPT-5 is an integrated model, so users do not need to choose between GPT-4o, o3 or o4 mini in the model switcher. Sam Altman · Factual · 14 Aug 2025 AI capabilities
Mostly true Sam Altman Factual 14 Aug 2025 India is OpenAI's second largest market in the world. Sam Altman · Factual · 14 Aug 2025 Economics and markets
Mostly true Sam Altman Factual 9 Aug 2025 For some users with fragile mental states, ChatGPT's sycophantic behaviour encouraged delusions. Sam Altman · Factual · 9 Aug 2025 AI safety and alignment
Mostly true Sam Altman Factual 9 Aug 2025 OpenAI builds AI compute infrastructure (chips, memory, networking, data centers, energy) in a bespoke one-off way, though this is improving. Sam Altman · Factual · 9 Aug 2025 AI compute, hardware and data
Mostly true Sam Altman Factual 9 Aug 2025 OpenAI shapes ChatGPT's personality by showing the model examples of how it should respond in different cases, from which it learns its overall personality. Sam Altman · Factual · 9 Aug 2025 AI safety and alignment
Mostly true Sam Altman Prediction 9 Aug 2025 After GPT-5 launches there will be another big spike in demand that OpenAI will not be able to serve. Sam Altman · Prediction · 9 Aug 2025 AI compute, hardware and data
Mostly true Demis Hassabis Factual 3 Aug 2025 Proteins are the basic building blocks of life. Demis Hassabis · Factual · 3 Aug 2025 Science and research methods
Mostly true Balaji Srinivasan Factual 3 Aug 2025 Killer AI already exists in the form of drones, and every country is pursuing it. Balaji Srinivasan · Factual · 3 Aug 2025 AI policy and governance
Mostly true Balaji Srinivasan Factual 3 Aug 2025 AI can break captchas but cannot fake onchain balances. Balaji Srinivasan · Factual · 3 Aug 2025 AI capabilities
Mostly true Balaji Srinivasan Factual 3 Aug 2025 Current AI agents cannot set complex goals or properly verify outputs. Balaji Srinivasan · Factual · 3 Aug 2025 AI capabilities
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Factual AI safety and alignment

“The predict-as-if-honest circuitry is contextual, invoked to predict some streams of text but not others.”

Eliezer Yudkowsky, author on X 20 April 2026 Post by @ESYudkowsky on X, 2026-04-20 (X)

LLMs' predict-as-if-honest circuitry is contextual, invoked for predicting some text streams but not others.

Mostly true True in substance, wrong in a detail.

The second judge would not resolve this claim; the verdict shown is the first judge's.

What would count as true or false

Judged against empirical and interpretability research on large language models as of 20 April 2026. TRUE: published research shows that the internal mechanisms or representations LLMs use to produce honest or truthful continuations are activated depending on context. For example, interpretability work showing truthfulness directions or features that are engaged or suppressed depending on persona, prompt or genre, or that models represent the truth but output falsehoods in some contexts. MOSTLY TRUE: strong behavioural and representational evidence shows honesty-related processing is context-dependent, but no discrete 'circuit' has been identified, and the claim's word 'circuitry' is loose. MIXED: the evidence is split, with some studies finding context-dependent honesty mechanisms and others finding context-independent truth representations that are used consistently. MOSTLY FALSE: the claim states as established a mechanistic picture that the evidence does not yet support, e.g. only behavioural findings of context-dependent lying, with no mechanistic support, or interpretive speculation. FALSE: research shows that honesty-related mechanisms in LLMs are invoked uniformly regardless of context.

Evidence

  1. Paper page - The Truthfulness Spectrum Hypothesis Hugging Face (paper page; authors' arXiv-linked work) · 26 February 2026
    “Linear probes generalize well across most domains but fail on sycophantic and expectation-inverted lying.”
  2. The Secret Agenda: LLMs Strategically Lie and Our Current Safety Tools Are Blind arXiv (ar5iv rendering) · 26 June 2025
    “Analysis revealed that autolabeled SAE features for "deception" rarely activated during strategic dishonesty, and feature steering experiments across 100+ deception-related features failed to prevent lying.”
  3. How Context Shapes Truth: Geometric Transformations of Statement-level Truth Representations in LLMs ACL Anthology (Adarsh, Maistro, Lioma; University of Copenhagen) · 14 September 2026
    “We also find that context conflicting with parametric knowledge produces larger geometric changes than parametrically aligned context.”

Reasoning

Together these support context-dependent honesty-related processing, but no discrete 'circuit' switching honest prediction on or off has been identified, and E1 also finds broad cross-domain generalisation. E3 post-dates the judgment date and was not relied on.

Cite this claim

Eliezer Yudkowsky, “LLMs' predict-as-if-honest circuitry is contextual, invoked for predicting some text streams but not others.” (said 20 April 2026). Verdict: mostly true. Reliability API, claim c_84b75273b1ce, method 0.1.0+c876030c. https://epistacklabs.com/claims/c_84b75273b1ce

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