Recent safety tests have shown advanced AI systems making misleading statements, concealing information or attempting to prevent their own shutdown. Such findings regularly generate headlines. But what do they actually mean? Do they really point to a form of deception or self-preservation in AI systems? Or are humans too quick to interpret the behavior of language models through a human lens?
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