GPT-5 codex variants with xhigh reasoning make great code reviewers.

This would be a great problem to have. Most scenes don't have enough event hosts.

What they're really saying is, "we make an effort to hire smart/effective people, as opposed to the places that don't and as a result have a soul-crushing mediocrity culture".

Places that actually hire people that approximate "the best" are known by reputation, and don't have to say that.

Realistically, lots of parts of capitalism never sleep, and having outages at night still costs lots of money, astronomical amounts if there was no one there to fix it.

The authors are basically asking the alignment problem to be well-defined and easy to model. I sympathize. Unfortunately the alignment problem is famously difficult to conceptualize in its entirety. It's like 20 different difficult counterintuitive subproblems, and the combined weight of all the subproblems that makes up the risk. Of course probabilities are all over place. It'll remain tricky to model right up until we make a superintelligence, and if we don't get that right then it'll be way too late for government policy help.