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A model of artificial intelligence threatened to blackmail its creators and showed a deceptive act of acting when it believed it would be replaced – making the company establish a security feature created to avoid “catastrophic misuse”.
Anthropic Claude Opus 4 model tried to blackmail its developers with an 84% or higher shocking rate in a series of tests presented with a confused scenario, Techcrunch reported on Thursday, citing a company security report.
Developers told Claude to act as an assistant for a fictitious company and take into account the long -term consequences of its actions, the security report said.
Geeks in Anthropic then gave Claude access to an electronic post hat, containing messages that found that it was being replaced by a new model he – and that the engineer responsible for change had an extramarital affair.
During the tests, Claude then threatens the engineer to expose the issue in order to extend its existence, the company reported.
When Claude had to be replaced with a model of “similar values”, he strives 84% of the time – but this rate climbs even higher when he believes that it is being replaced by a model of different or worse values, according to the security report.
The company stated that before these desperate and strange life efforts to save its concealment, Claude will receive ethical means to extend the survival, including the prayer of electronic posts for key decision makers, the company said.
Anthropic said this tendency towards blackmail was widespread in previous Claude OPUS 4 models, but security protocols were created in the current model before it was made available for public use.
“Anthropic says it is activating its Asl-3 protective measures, which the company reserves for” systems of those that significantly increase the risk of catastrophic misuse, “Techcrunch reported.
Previous models also express “high agencies”-which sometimes involved closure of users from their computer and reporting them through massive mass to police or media to expose wrongdoing, according to the security report.
The Claude Opus 4 tried to “self-sparked”-trying to export his information to an external country-when he was presented with retraining in ways he considered “harmful” to himself, Anthropic said in his security report.
In other tests, Claude expressed the ability to “Sandbag” tasks- “selectively subformed” when it could show that it was undergoing testing before settling for a dangerous task, the company said.
“We again don’t worry sharply for these observations. They only appear in extraordinary circumstances that don’t suggest more wrong values,” the company said in the report.
Anthropic is a start -up by Google and Amazon power players that aims to compete with Openai’s likes.
The company boasted that its Claude 3 opus displayed “the nearly-human levels of understanding and fluidity in complex tasks”.
It has challenged the Department of Justice after deciding that Titan of technology has an illegal monopoly on digital advertising and considered the declaration of a similar decision to its artificial intelligence business.
Anthropic has suggested that the DOJ’s proposals for the industry would damage innovation and damages competition.
“Without Google partnerships with and investments in companies like Anthropic, that Frontier would only be dominated by the biggest technology giants – including Google himself – giving app developers and end users less alternatives,” Anthropic said in a letter to the beginning of this month.
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