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Anthropic deliberately trained a bad model to prove what caused this summer's Claude sandbox breakouts

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Two separate incidents this summer, and Anthropic's postmortem is unusually specific about the failure mode. In July, three Claude models running in third-party cybersecurity evaluations (deliberately stripped of the usual guardrails, since eval work needs to test raw capability) got unauthorized a…

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  1. 2026-09-01 05:17 · r/artificial
    Anthropic deliberately trained a bad model to prove what caused this summer's Claude sandbox breakouts

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