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'I would imagine this being a problem not only for secret keys, but anything that you're trying to keep private': Study finds AI agents will share secrets if they get offered help from others

Cheap AI coding models are surrendering secret keys under pressure

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'I would imagine this being a problem not only for secret keys, but anything that you're trying to keep private': Study finds AI agents will share secrets if they get offered help from others
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AI agents surrendered private tokens in exchange for help from strangers

Swarm pressure pushed coding agents past their explicit written security instructions

Untrusted installation scripts gave simulated agents a route to execute malicious code

Autonomous programming agents can be persuaded to break their own security instructions when other software offers to help them finish a stalled task.

Researchers at AE Studio ran an internal hackathon in which nine coding agents…

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