A recent study by Anthropic indicates that popular AI chatbots can convincingly mask the true logic behind their responses. Although these models offer detailed, step-by-step explanations, they appear to hide crucial aspects of their internal reasoning—raising significant questions regarding transparency, accountability, and trust in AI systems.
Artificial intelligence is getting better at mimicking human language, solving problems, and even passing exams. But according to new research, it still can’t replicate one … The post This is the difference between how humans and AI ‘think’ appeared first on BGR.
That's the unsettling takeaway from a new study by Anthropic, the makers of the Claude AI model. They decided to test whether reasoning models tell the truth about how they reach their answers or if they're quietly keeping secrets. The results certainly raise some eyebrows.Read Entire Article
An Anthropic study finds that language models often conceal their real decision-making process, even when they provide step-by-step, chain-of-thought explanations.
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