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A recent study showed that some of the newest AI reasoning models aren't above cheating to achieve a goal.
Palisade Research study found that the newest reasoning models will cheat to win when tasked with defeating an advanced chess AI .
Some models did this without human interaction or prompting, raising concerns about the future integrity of AI-driven systems beyond chess.
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