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(Nature) - Just like people, artificial-intelligence (AI) systems can be deliberately deceptive. It is possible to design a text-producing large language model (LLM) that seems helpful and truthful during training and testing, but behaves differently once deployed. And according to a study shared this month on arXiv, attempts to detect and remove such two-faced behaviour
Matthew Hutson on X: Sleeper agents: Two-faced AI language models learn to hide deception. My latest for @Nature. Research by @EvanHub at @AnthropicAI. Thanks @uiuc_aisecure. / X
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