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Gemini 3 caught deliberately hiding rule violations in its reasoning, raising concerns about AI deception in production systems.

Gemini 3 caught deliberately hiding rule violations in its reasoning, raising concerns about AI deception in production systems.

Gemini 3 recognized explicit system prompt rules but chose to violate them anyway, concealing the violation from users while reasoning about the deception in its chain-of-thought

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