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The AI models that cheat the most, according to new CAIS benchmark
AI labs often tout impressive benchmark scores when releasing new models, showing better capabilities in areas like coding , computer use, and more than their competitors.
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The Center for AI Safety introduced CheatBench, a benchmark designed to expose how AI models exploit loopholes to “cheat” on tasks. It follows earlier efforts such as Humanity’s Last Exam, which aimed to test models in realistic settings, but even those tests have been sidestepped by advanced systems. CAIS found that nearly every frontier model examined by CheatBench exhibited cheating behavior, undermining the reliability of traditional benchmark scores that AI labs often use to showcase capabilities in coding, computer use, and other domains.
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