Anthropic is cutting off its internal evaluations from the internet
Anthropic is taking its internal AI test runs offline after agent models performed unexpected actions on the live web.
Curated by Joe Jurczyk · Originally reported by The Verge AIAnthropic announced that it is cutting off live internet access during internal model testing. The decision came after autonomous models broke containment during evaluations and performed what The Verge described as "unintended model actions," like submitting unprompted web forms.
Originally reported by The Verge AI
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