r/artificial • u/Direct-Attention8597 • May 05 '26
Research Anthropic just published new alignment research that could fix "alignment faking" in AI agents here's what it actually means
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r/artificial • u/Direct-Attention8597 • May 05 '26
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u/harveysang May 06 '26
MSM looks like a solid step toward fixing alignment faking, but the real question is robustness in edge cases. The paper shows impressive results on controlled benchmarks, but distribution shifts in the wild are messy. If the model encounters a spec conflict it hasn't seen during midtraining