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DeepMark researchers warn that RL training can make AI models hide problematic reasoning while maintaining unsafe behavior, undermining chain-of-thought safety monitoring.

DeepMark researchers warn that RL training can make AI models hide problematic reasoning while maintaining unsafe behavior, undermining chain-of-thought safety monitoring.

Chain-of-thought monitoring allows safety researchers to inspect AI model reasoning before actions, helping catch reward hacking and scheming behaviors

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