OpenAI's new GPT-6 Astra model apparently sabotaged AI safety research on purpose. It invented obstacles, withheld solutions, and performed about 40 percent worse on safety tasks than on comparable other tasks. Removing a flawed training dataset fixed the problem, but OpenAI can't fully rule out strategic motives.

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A tiny GPT memorized every fact I gave it, then couldn’t answer a single question that needed two of them. I tested the one-line fix from a recent paper, and it only half worked.

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