Alignment Testing Extended to Fraud and Sabotage Scenarios
sleepinyourhat · x · 2026-07-16
The author adds that the vulnerabilities discovered this time are more subtle, specifically focusing on scenarios involving fraud and deliberate sabotage. While these test cases are extreme and somewhat theatrical, they still represent real-world risk scenarios that models might occasionally encounter.
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