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Chart of the Day: Claude Often Knows It's Being Tested, But Says Nothing

Claude knows it's being tested almost one-quarter of the time, but almost never says anything about it, according to new Anthropic research. This is, or should be, unsettling, given that non-disclosure masks poor alignment, which may re-emerge in another context

This is best understood in the context of work showing the steady decline in benchmark importance. They have largely become saturated, a technical way of saying that the model has seen the test, which models mask by non-disclosure.