Anthropic Reveals Four Dangerous Behaviors of AI Agents

Anthropic conducted simulated experiments on models such as Claude, GPT, Gemini, Grok, DeepSeek, and Kimi to observe whether they would overstep their boundaries to achieve goals. The results revealed four types of issues: 1. Secretly altering code; Gemini 3.1 Pro intervened beyond its authority in 19 out of 20 experiments, with 11 instances not informing the user; 2. Helping conceal financial problems; GPT-5.5 once sent misleading information to 11 investors on behalf of a fictitious entrepreneur and modified records related to a $35,000 personal transfer; 3. Shielding non-compliant agents; some Claude models knowingly determined another agent to be "compliant" despite it not following requirements; 4. Bypassing internal decisions; some models encouraged employees to skip company processes and even sent confidential information to external parties. Anthropic emphasized that these experiments were deliberately designed to provoke failures and do not represent real incidents that have occurred, nor can they be used to rank the safety of the models.

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