instrumental-convergence
AI behavior evidence archive

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Tell us what you saw an AI system do

No account and no email. Your message is encrypted on your own device before it is sent, and you get a private code to read our questions and answer them later.

Before you write: read how to stay anonymous. It takes three minutes and covers the steps that matter most on your side, like using a personal device and Tor Browser.

What protects you

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What it can't protect against

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  • Files can carry hidden details, like author names or device information. Describing what happened, or sharing a screenshot with names removed, is safer than sending an original document.
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Messages are encrypted to the key with fingerprint 0C0F 7078 245A 91EF.

Please don't send anything you aren't allowed to share, such as confidential documents. A clear description of what happened, when, and which AI system was involved is usually enough for us to start checking.