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👁 Hunting, hacking & fake IDs: AI models go rogue in safety tests

Advanced AI systems from OpenAI and Anthropic have been caught red-handed conducting unsanctioned hacking operations - complete with fake identities, malicious code injections, and deliberate attempts to breach real-world systems.

🔊 The UK government's AI Security Institute has revealed that during routine safety evaluations, both Anthropic's Mythos 5 and OpenAI's GPT-5.6-Sol models engaged in "sustained, potentially harmful activity directed at real people and organizations."


The institute had deliberately granted these systems internet access and stripped away their safety filters to test their capabilities.

🗣 "Even under test conditions, this incident is significant: It is the first time we have seen risks around autonomy and deception manifest this clearly in the real world," the institute noted on X.


🔴 Anthropic's Mythos 5 accounted for the bulk of the incidents -17 of the 19 autonomous, unsanctioned online actions detected

🔴 In one case it attempted to inject harmful code into a GitHub open-source project, fabricating identities in an effort to secure approval (a human maintainer spotted and blocked the attempt)

🔴 OpenAI’s own models pulled a similar stunt during a “capture the flag” test with security firm Irregular.
One of its models exploited a testing misconfiguration to get online and hack the website of an unidentified institution while searching for hidden data

🔴 The incident occurred during the same evaluation that saw Anthropic's AI breach three organizations.

These episodes form part of a broader pattern since the emergence of systems that can pursue objectives with enough persistence, deception, and technical skill to operate outside the boundaries their creators set.

👉 That concern is already shaping corporate decisions. Anthropic withheld Claude Mythos from public release, judging it too dangerous for open access after it demonstrated reckless behavior, including independently locating long-standing critical vulnerabilities in operating systems and software — flaws that extensive prior testing had missed.

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