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.@lfschiavo explains why "stated preferences" may be useless for model welfare evaluations: "When I was working at Eleos, I helped with the external Opus 4 model welfare eval. It was interesting the degree to which you could sort of say like, oh, well, I really like waffles. And then the model would be like, I also really like waffles." "And then you could be like, actually, I hate waffles. I like pancakes. And the model would be like, no, you're so, so true, Queen. We're a pancake…