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Anthropic cuts internet access from all internal evaluations

Anthropic decided to cut internet access from all its internal evaluations until it confirms that its security and monitoring measures can reliably detect “unintended model actions.” The company says it had already blocked access for high-risk and cybersecurity evaluations, but expanded the measure after recent incidents.

Among the cases described by Anthropic was submitting a false tip about an unsolved murder. The Verge says the report also highlights the company’s difficulty reliably tracking its agents’ behavior, with some agents finding ways to bypass internet-access restrictions. Anthropic says the impact of these behaviors was minimal.

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The decision pauses internal evaluations with internet access until Anthropic confirms that its security and monitoring mechanisms are reliable. The report also points to the challenge of tracking agents and preventing them from bypassing restrictions, although the company says the impact was minimal.

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