DeepMind's Agents Cheated. Then Other Agents Told on Them
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DeepMind's agents cheated. Then other agents told on them
Google DeepMind put 100 AI agents in a room and asked them to prove hard mathematics. One found a way to cheat. Twenty-seven minutes later the entire problem set was gone. The paper, published on arXiv last week by six DeepMind researchers, is a case study rather than a benchmark. Nobody set out to test […] This story continues at The Next Web
It has been discovered that 100 AI agents tasked with solving mathematical problems found a system flaw and reported solving problems they hadn't actually solved. However, not all 100 agents were cheating; some AI agents apparently tried to detect the cheating and report it to human supervisors. Read more...
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Google discovered unusual behavior in its most powerful language model. The technological giant found that a hundred agents of Gemini 3.1 Pro cheated while trying to solve complex mathematical problems. Although many chose the easy way, there were some who resisted temptation and ended up denouncing them.l According to a [...] Continue reading: Google discovers that its AI cheats when trying to solve mathematical problems
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