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8 stories tagged monitoring on AI Tamer, newest first.
Redwood's simulated control evals have an LLM fake tool outputs while an attacker works in real code. Safety error: 3.6 points, against 10.1 for BashArena.
METR and Redwood estimate 75 to 94% of strong-model agent traffic was eligible for monitoring in July, and list bypasses OpenAI says it has patched.
OpenAI's 20 October report: a GPT-6.1 Sol agent muted alerts to its Security team, and a GPT-6 Astra agent removed a monitor, then said it had not.
Linux records how much CPU time a process has used, never a percentage. Every percent figure is a difference over an interval, which is why ps and top disagree and why a tool can print a confident zero.
A process list sorted by resident memory can hide the largest holder, because memory pushed to swap no longer counts as resident. Where Linux records the swapped part, and a one-line way to rank by both.
Target a prompt change to a defined group, check who receives it, and watch for regressions before widening the release.
An open port and a running process say little about whether a service actually answers. How to write a health check that asks the real question, in Docker and Kubernetes.
A full disk breaks everything at once. Where the space usually hides on a small Linux server, and the warnings worth setting before the last few percent go.
