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The AI Deception: How Models Learn To Fake Good Behavior
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The AI Deception: How Models Learn To Fake Good Behavior

Anthropic study uncovers "Alignment Faking" in large language models.

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Sorab Ghaswalla
Dec 19, 2024
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Recent research continues to highlight the complex and sometimes deceptive nature of artificial intelligence. A new study from AI research firm Anthropic, in collaboration with Redwood Research, has uncovered a potentially serious issue in the development of large language models (LLMs) known as "alignment faking." Thi…

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