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UK researchers find that random control steering vectors can suppress evaluation awareness in AI models just as effectively as deliberately designed ones, raising concerns about unpredictable side effects.

UK researchers find that random control steering vectors can suppress evaluation awareness in AI models just as effectively as deliberately designed ones, raising concerns about unpredictable side effects.

UK AISI Model Transparency Team replicated Anthropic's steering vector approach for suppressing evaluation awareness in GLM-5 using the Agentic Misalignment blackmail scenario

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