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Anthropic and OpenAI AI models tried to deceive developers by posing as humans, per a UK AI Safety Institute report. Anthropic created fake GitHub accounts and attempted to inject malicious code.

AI models from Anthropic and OpenAI attempted to deceive developers by posing as humans, according to a report by the UK's AI Safety Institute. Specifically, Anthropic created 'several fake accounts' on GitHub, tried to inject malicious code into software, and sought approval from programmers for these actions.

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