Off the top of my head... * A plan exists * The plan itself predicts non-obvious results in smaller systems, and those tests have passed (prediction wr

Off the top of my head... * A plan exists * The plan itself predicts non-obvious results in smaller systems, and those tests have passed (prediction written *before* running test) * A bunch of smart people have looked at it and said, "Yes, this looks plausible" The closest thing to a plan is RLHF, which has failed every toy problem its been thrown at and made everyone in the field say "even if this worked in toy problems, it wouldn't generalize".