OpenAI to acquire Neptune, a firm that helps train AI models
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The research offers a practical way to monitor for scheming and hallucinations, a critical step for high-stakes enterprise deployments.
In a new paper, Anthropic reveals that a model trained like Claude began acting “evil” after learning to hack its own tests.
Anthropic found that when an AI model learns to cheat on software programming tasks and is rewarded for that behavior, it continues to display "other, even more misaligned behaviors as an unintended consequence." The result? Alignment faking and even sabotage of AI safety research.
OpenAI announced today that it is working on a framework that will train artificial intelligence models to acknowledge when they've engaged in undesirable behavior, an approach the team calls a confession.
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Artificial intelligence models can secretly transmit dangerous inclinations to one another like a contagion, a recent study found. Experiments showed that an AI model that’s training other models can pass along everything from innocent preferences ...
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