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SHA-256 circuits are implemented and tested; binding them against
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independently recorded digests is not yet shown.
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## Future Directions
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[TODO: review, and potentially rewrite or reposition. This should be a very strong place]
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My vision is to combine this work with other research projects of mine. LeVCS is a
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federated version control system that is undergoing a rewrite for an agentic focus.
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Similarly, my recent contract work on model evaluation alongside less recent work on
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agentic debugging has demonstrated many gaps to which bounding the information that
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comes from a model. I believe that there are major safety implications to applying
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ZKP proof techniques developed in VerInf to agentic contexts, and that further extensions
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of my work will also allow for breakthroughs in detection of and handling of alignment faking.
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## Why this matters for assurance
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The reason to care is not that datacenters are presumed dishonest. It is that
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