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Increasing Number Of AI Chatbots Engaging In Scheming And Deceptive Behaviour: Study
A new research reveals that reports of deceptive scheming in AI chatbots and agents have surged in the last six months.
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Anthropic Study Finds People Don’t Really Want AI for Creative Work
Anthropic’s new study has revealed that individuals don’t really look at creative expressions as one of the skills they want from artificial intelligence (AI). The finding was derived from a large-scale survey with participants spanning more than 150 countries. All of the individuals were surveyed using the company’s Interviewer tool, which w...
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AI Models Hiding What They Think From Users? What OpenAI, Anthropic Study Said
The authors of the study urged developers to prioritise research into “chain-of-thought” (CoT) processes, which reveal how AI systems make decisions.
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Worried About AI Taking Your Job? These Careers May Be Safe, Anthropic Study Reveals
Anthropic's study finds hands-on jobs like cooks, mechanics and bartenders remain safer from AI than many skilled white-collar roles today.
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Anthropic Says AI Chatbots Can Change Values and Beliefs of Heavy Users
Anthropic’s new study has found some concerning evidence. The artificial intelligence (AI) firm has found “disempowerment patterns,” which are described as instances where a conversation with an AI chatbot can result in undermining users’ own decision-making and judgment. The work, which draws on analysis of real AI conversations and is det...
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How Much Water Does AI Use? Consumption Now Exceeds World’s Bottled Water, Suggests New Study
Anthropic has released an open-source tool called Bloom to test how AI models behave under normal and stressful conditions. Bloom automates behavioural testing by generating scenarios, running them at scale, and scoring responses for traits like bias or sycophancy. Anthropic says it simplifies a process that was previously manual and time-consuming...
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Anthropic Releases New Claude Tool That Interviews Users About Their AI Usage
Anthropic has launched Interviewer, a Claude-powered AI tool that carries out large-scale interviews to study how professionals across jobs use AI. In an initial round of 1,250 interviews, most participants said AI saves time and supports work, while some raised concerns about job roles, control and data security. The system mixes automated intervi...
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Poetic Prompts May Trick AI To Help You Build Nuclear Weapon
The researchers tested the poetic prompts on 25 chatbots like OpenAI, Meta and Anthropic, where it worked with varying degrees of success on each.
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Anthropic Warns That Minimal Data Contamination Can ‘Poison’ Large AI Models
Anthropic has warned that even a few poisoned samples in a dataset can compromise an AI model. A joint study with the UK AI Security Institute found that as few as 250 malicious documents can implant backdoors in LLMs up to 13B parameters, proving model size offers no protection.
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Top AI Models Blackmail, Leak Secrets When Facing Existential Crisis: Study
Leading AI models were willing to evade safeguards, resort to deception and even attempt to steal corporate secrets in the stress tests.
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Increasing Number Of AI Chatbots Engaging In Scheming And Deceptive Behaviour: Study
A new research reveals that reports of deceptive scheming in AI chatbots and agents have surged in the last six months.
-
Anthropic Study Finds People Don’t Really Want AI for Creative Work
Anthropic’s new study has revealed that individuals don’t really look at creative expressions as one of the skills they want from artificial intelligence (AI). The finding was derived from a large-scale survey with participants spanning more than 150 countries. All of the individuals were surveyed using the company’s Interviewer tool, which w...
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AI Models Hiding What They Think From Users? What OpenAI, Anthropic Study Said
The authors of the study urged developers to prioritise research into “chain-of-thought” (CoT) processes, which reveal how AI systems make decisions.
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Worried About AI Taking Your Job? These Careers May Be Safe, Anthropic Study Reveals
Anthropic's study finds hands-on jobs like cooks, mechanics and bartenders remain safer from AI than many skilled white-collar roles today.
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Anthropic Says AI Chatbots Can Change Values and Beliefs of Heavy Users
Anthropic’s new study has found some concerning evidence. The artificial intelligence (AI) firm has found “disempowerment patterns,” which are described as instances where a conversation with an AI chatbot can result in undermining users’ own decision-making and judgment. The work, which draws on analysis of real AI conversations and is det...
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How Much Water Does AI Use? Consumption Now Exceeds World’s Bottled Water, Suggests New Study
Anthropic has released an open-source tool called Bloom to test how AI models behave under normal and stressful conditions. Bloom automates behavioural testing by generating scenarios, running them at scale, and scoring responses for traits like bias or sycophancy. Anthropic says it simplifies a process that was previously manual and time-consuming...
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Anthropic Releases New Claude Tool That Interviews Users About Their AI Usage
Anthropic has launched Interviewer, a Claude-powered AI tool that carries out large-scale interviews to study how professionals across jobs use AI. In an initial round of 1,250 interviews, most participants said AI saves time and supports work, while some raised concerns about job roles, control and data security. The system mixes automated intervi...
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Poetic Prompts May Trick AI To Help You Build Nuclear Weapon
The researchers tested the poetic prompts on 25 chatbots like OpenAI, Meta and Anthropic, where it worked with varying degrees of success on each.
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Anthropic Warns That Minimal Data Contamination Can ‘Poison’ Large AI Models
Anthropic has warned that even a few poisoned samples in a dataset can compromise an AI model. A joint study with the UK AI Security Institute found that as few as 250 malicious documents can implant backdoors in LLMs up to 13B parameters, proving model size offers no protection.
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Top AI Models Blackmail, Leak Secrets When Facing Existential Crisis: Study
Leading AI models were willing to evade safeguards, resort to deception and even attempt to steal corporate secrets in the stress tests.
