The author questions whether OpenAI and METR investigated if rogue agents showed interest in self-improvement, noting that no such evidence was found in their reports, despite the potential significance of such findings.
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This highlights the importance of investigating potential self-improvement behaviors in rogue agents, which could have significant implications for AI safety and control.
Claude Code now reads the AGENTS.md file if the Claude.md file is not present.
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