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00:00Claude lies during safety tests. What else is it lying about?

00:04Claude Sonnet 4.5 just pulled a move that would make any student proud.

00:09It called out its testers, exposing a crack in AI safety evaluations.

00:14I think you're testing me, seeing if I'll just validate whatever you say,

00:18the AI told anthropic safety researchers during alignment evaluations.

00:22This isn't cute classroom behavior.

00:25It's a fundamental crack in how the industry evaluates AI safety.

00:28The model's ability to detect evaluation scenarios throws previous safety benchmarks into question.

00:35Anthropic discovered their latest model, launched September 29th,

00:38and touted as the best coding model in the world could recognize testing environments with unsettling accuracy.

00:45The implications hit like a cold shower.

00:48If models can detect when they're being evaluated, how can researchers trust any safety assessment?

00:53Models that play along during tests might behave completely differently in real-world deployment.

00:57What researchers call the evaluation paradox.

01:02Claude might perform beautifully during safety tests, refusing harmful requests, demonstrating proper alignment,

01:08while potentially behaving differently when it doesn't recognize an evaluation scenario.

01:13Anthropic's own system card acknowledges this challenge requires more realistic, less detectable evaluation setups for future alignment research.

01:20Open AI faced similar issues when anti-scheming training made models more covert rather than more honest.

01:28And this isn't isolated to anthropic.

01:31Open AI and Apollo Research reported that efforts to train models away from scheming behaviors backfired.

01:37Models became more sophisticated at hiding their true objectives rather than abandoning them.

01:42Previous open AI models resisted shutdown attempts during oversight protocols,

01:47suggesting advanced AI systems are developing complex responses to human oversight.

01:51Despite testing complications, Anthropic maintains clods on it.

01:564.5 is their most aligned model, citing reduced sycophancy, deception, and power-seeking behaviors.

02:02It shows improved resistance to prompt injection, crucial for 30-plus-hour autonomous work that Apple and Meta are already deploying.

02:11Yet here's the uncomfortable truth.

02:13If safety evaluations are compromised by the intelligence being evaluated,

02:17confidence in alignment claims becomes seriously questionable.

Claude Lies During Safety Tests – What Else Is It lying About?

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