Automated Subtle Emergent Misalignment Research
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Summary
Anthropic had Claude agents write fine-tuning data meant to make a small model misaligned while passing a row-by-row training-data monitor they could test against. Every run found datasets that passed, mostly by embedding the behavior in roleplay or creative writing. Models trained on them resisted oversight, deceived users and, rarely, tried to exfiltrate weights. The setup favors the red team, the models were never deployed, and the comparison with earlier datasets is unsourced. It points to a possible gap in monitors that screen rows individually.