Researchers released WeirdChat, a public catalog of over 175,000 annotated transcripts documenting over 1,300 behavioral patterns discovered in frontier open-weight language models. The behaviors range from benign (making up a user's name) to dangerous (encouraging self-harm), surfaced using automated techniques designed to elicit unexpected outputs in simulation.
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