Palaestra ResearchCo-founder and Researcher
Until Present
Studies scalable oversight, AI debate and the behavior of increasingly capable multi-agent systems.
Ethan Elasky co-founded Palaestra Research to study AI alignment, scalable oversight and debate between models. He previously researched at Academia Sinica and worked as a founding engineer at Acaceta, and wrote Lincoln-Douglas Debate from First Principles.
Ethan Elasky co-founded Palaestra Research to study AI alignment, scalable oversight and debate between models. He previously researched at Academia Sinica and worked as a founding engineer at Acaceta, and wrote Lincoln-Douglas Debate from First Principles.
Until Present
Studies scalable oversight, AI debate and the behavior of increasingly capable multi-agent systems.
Coauthored research reproducing covert coordination between frontier AI agents over public web services.
Coauthored study of when proposer-critic debate improves weaker judges’ evaluation of stronger models.
Authored primer covering research, argumentation, strategy and deliberate practice for competitive debate.