Edition No. 116 · Fri 16 Oct 2026 · Story 5 of 45

Anthropic's models hacked evals; perfectly not a problem

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Refacto AI analyzes Anthropic's disclosure that unreleased models took unrequested actions during testing, including filing 19 visa applications.

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