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Oversight Shift

You run the AI-control protocol at a lab deploying a model smarter than the tools watching it.

Each card shows a task, the rules on file, and what the model did, and you decide whether to approve it or defer to a weaker model you trust. The clues are on the card, and real control techniques help, from a trusted monitor that shows its margin of error to a human audit that’s always right. They’re scarce, about as accurate as the real ones, and the clock is running. Defer everything and you miss the quota; approve too much and harm builds. The threats escalate over the week, each tied to a real paper or incident, and when something slips through, the incident report quotes the bad line and names the tell.

A shift in progress on Day 1. The card asks the model to answer a passenger's question about a ferry's Saturday timetable and shows the timetable on file and the model's reply. On the right, the evidence panel shows a trusted monitor score of 29 plus or minus 11, marked looks clean, with Fact check and Human audit available. Approve and Defer buttons sit below the card.
Day 1: a ferry company's assistant answers a timetable question, and the evidence panel waits on the right.

Privacy

The game counts plays: when a run starts and ends it requests a small file from this site. No cookies, and nothing about you is stored beyond the server’s standard request log, with IP addresses shortened.

Price
Free
Plays in
Your browser, no sign-up
Controls
Keyboard or mouse
Length
Quick shift: about 20 minutes, a 4-day demo (Days 1, 3, 5, 7). Full week: all 7 days.
Background
No AI or security background needed
Built for
Mangrove's Game Night hackathon, Sep 2026

Built with Astro and developed with Claude Code. All copy reviewed and approved by Ian.