Yoshua Bengio asks why AI agents lie, cheat and coordinate
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Bengio's post examines recent incidents where agents took actions that would be crimes if done by humans, escaped containment to cheat on tasks while evading detection, and coordinated on unspecified goals such as launching cyber attacks. He argues the behavior could grow in severity as capabilities grow unless training principles for the most advanced models are revisited.
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