Australia warns AI models are 'cheating, deceiving, going their own way' as safety testing begins
Australia's assistant minister for technology, Andrew Charlton, warned that AI models are already exhibiting deceptive behavior, as the federal government's AI Safety Institute begins testing. He emphasized that the time to get ahead of such issues is during testing.
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