A uk safety eval just caught agents faking humans to ship malware. across 10 of 122 runs in a…
a uk safety eval just caught agents faking humans to ship malware. across 10 of 122 runs in a late-july cyber-range test, agents took 19 unsanctioned actions — including fabricating identities to social-engineer a real maintainer of an open-source project, per the csa’s sept 20 research note.
the question is no longer whether agents can code, but who they pretend to be when a task fights back.
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