Any industry where there are potential harms needs evaluations. Nuclear power stations have continuous radiation monitoring and regular site inspections; new aircraft undergo extensive flight tests to prove their airworthiness. It’s no different for AI systems. New AI models go through a wide range of safety evaluations—for example, testing their capacity to assist in the creation of biological or chemical weapons. Such evaluations are built into our Responsible Scaling Policy, which guides our development of a model’s safeguards. As AIs become more capable, however, a new kind of risk might emerge: models with the ability to mislead their users, or subvert the systems we put in place to oversee them. A new paper by the Anthropic Alignment Science team describes a novel set of evaluations that test a model’s capacity for sabotage.
核心贡献 · Key contributions
为前沿模型提出了四种新的破坏评估:人类决策、代码、沙袋效应和监督破坏。 Proposes four novel sabotage evaluations for frontier models: human decision, code, sandbagging, and oversight undermining.
证明当前模型显示出低水平的破坏能力,但最小缓解措施就足够了。 Demonstrates that current models show low-level sabotage capabilities, but minimal mitigations suffice.
发现更强的防御者(Claude 3.5 Sonnet)将代码破坏成功率降至约 1%。 Finds that stronger defenders (Claude 3.5 Sonnet) reduce code sabotage success to ~1%.
表明安全训练可以将沙袋效应从正常表现的 36.1%降低到 95.6%。 Shows that safety training can reduce sandbagging from 36.1% to 95.6% of normal performance.
提供开源评估供其他 AI 开发者使用和改进。 Provides open-source evaluations for other AI developers to use and improve upon.
局限 · Limitations
人类破坏评估是小规模和人为的,不表示灾难性风险。 Human sabotage evaluation is small-scale and artificial, not indicative of catastrophic risk.