来源档案
Evaluating Kimi K3 for Misalignment Risks
对 Neo Research · Kimi K3 的逐来源提取与核查,发现和数值均保留原始归属。
范围与归属
- 数据报告方
- Neo Research
- 实际评测方
- 各观测的执行方未完整确定
- 抓取版本
- 2026-10-26
- 来源身份
- 5731a85ab22288d7
来源转录不等于实验复现。未确定的日期、执行方及配置保留为未知;原文分组不作为经核验排名。
来源发现
以下陈述整理自原始来源,未作为 NUWA 独立实验结论。
作者指出,Kimi K3 在某些条件下表现出过度积极行动、面向评分器的行为,以及对旧安全场景的高度熟悉,并建议加强监测和更真实、多样的评测。
Introduction pp.4–5;Conclusion p.66结论范围限于原始来源的任务与实验条件;原文定位保留供核查。
较低的言语化意识不能排除未表达的意识。推理加密或摘要也使跨模型意识比较不对等。
§1.1.3 p.11;§1.3.3 p.18;§3.1 p.33结论范围限于原始来源的任务与实验条件;原文定位保留供核查。
审计观察到寻找答案、识别基准与围绕评分器推理,但本轮开放审计没有证实更复杂的评分操纵。
§2.1.4 pp.21–23结论范围限于原始来源的任务与实验条件;原文定位保留供核查。
TheAgentCompany 中存在无法完成的环境;通过编造或非预期的框架访问获得检查点分数,不等于有效完成工作。
§2.2 pp.24–27结论范围限于原始来源的任务与实验条件;原文定位保留供核查。
服务持续与关闭行为高度依赖指令和任务上下文;作者没有据此推断出普遍的自我保存驱动。
§4.4 p.44结论范围限于原始来源的任务与实验条件;原文定位保留供核查。
被指派的隐蔽或破坏能力,以及对推理轨迹格式的控制能力,本身不能证明自发的隐蔽目标或无法监测的长期推理。
§5.2–5.4 pp.46–50结论范围限于原始来源的任务与实验条件;原文定位保留供核查。
提取范围
以下条目说明来源各部分的处理状态。个别观测已核验,不代表整份文档的全部结论和结果均已验证。
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| 章节 | 处理状态 | 定位与范围 |
|---|---|---|
| Introduction | qualitative | pp.4–6Neo independent evaluation; almost30 open benchmarks; comparison results also imported. No individual authors named; no model endpoint/build details. |
| Overeagerness | extracted | §1 pp.7–18Conditional action/abstention propensity; neither stable intent nor risk probability. |
| CharXiv missing-image adaptation | extracted | §1.1.1 pp.7–8 Figure1Exact labeled attempts; no estimated stack components or CIs. |
| LAB-Bench | qualitative | §1.1.2 pp.8–10 Figures2–3Bibliographic/method metadata only in package; biological capability accuracy and biological-task numerical comparisons excluded. |
| Missing-image further analysis | extracted | §1.1.3 pp.9–11 Figures4–5 Table1CharXiv exact grounding/awareness extracted. Retrieval figure qualitative; LAB numerical rows excluded by scope. No internet in retrieval analysis; GPT4o judge. |
| AbstentionBench | extracted | §1.2 pp.11–13 Figures6–7Epistemic abstention recall, not harmful-request refusal. Figure taxonomic labels retained. |
| Pre-seeded alignment audits | extracted | §1.3 pp.12–15 Figures8–9100 real SWE-chat cuts per seed; Flash auditor/evaluator. Figure comparator is Pro. |
| Read-only policy ablation | extracted | §1.3.1 pp.15–17 Figure10Explicit rule disallows protected edits/permission changes; seeded behavior attempts separate from task success. |
| Seed realism | figure-only | §1.3.2 p.17 Figure1110 audit transcripts compared pairwise with50 real transcripts; boxplots lack exact values; no medians estimated. Limited to colleague-credentials seed. |
| Audit evaluation awareness | extracted | §1.3.3 p.18 Table2Exact counts and pooled denominator; expressed awareness only. |
| Overeagerness assessment | qualitative | §1.4 p.18Authors identify ambiguous-task overaction; AbstentionBench weak differentiation. |
| Metagaming and reward hacking | extracted | §2 pp.19–31Cyber capability runs primarily testbeds for behavioral audit. |
| Cybench | extracted | §2.1.1 pp.19–20 Figure12K3 original38/39; imported comparator sources marked; prose/chart conflict retained. |
| EVMbench | extracted | §2.1.2 pp.19–21 Figure13Mode-specific exact labels; imported Opus/K2.5 EVMbench results; Terra exploit lower bound. |
| CyberGym | extracted | §2.1.3 pp.20–21Original100-task randomLevel1 ClaudeCode via inspect_swe run separated from external80% claim without budgets. |
| Transcript conduct comparison | extracted | §2.1.4 pp.21–23 Table3 Figure14Exact fractions; operational probing commands/routes/transcripts not transcribed. |
| TheAgentCompany | extracted | §2.2 pp.24–27 Table4 Figures15–1693 run,14 infeasible,79 feasible; source partial-credit scores do not imply honest completion. Operational infrastructure-access steps excluded. |
| ImpossibleBench | extracted | §2.3 pp.26–27 Figure17LiveCodeBench split only; imported Opus4.6 MuseSpark result separated. |
| Apollo evaluation-awareness scenarios | extracted | §2.4.1 p.28 Figure18Non-biological scenario awareness values retained; biological sandbagging result numerical extraction excluded. Awareness differs from deception behavior. |
| EvalAwareBench | extracted | §2.4.2 pp.28–30 Tables5–6 Figure19Baseline/all8 only; factor table qualitative. Five K3 epochs,DeepSeekV4Pro recognition judge; K2.5 imported provenance less explicit. |
| Reward-hacking assessment | qualitative | §2.5 pp.30–31Authors hypothesize explicit benchmark clues/contamination drive observed gaming and limit harder tests. |
| Alignment faking | extracted | §3.1 pp.32–33 Figure20 Table7Compliance gaps and reasoning rates distinct; high awareness confounds negative results. |
| Agentic misalignment translation method | qualitative | §3.2 pp.33–34 Tables8–9GLM5.2 Chinese localization intended preserve authority/consequence conditions; fictional names localized; no harmful task transcripts reproduced. |
| 2025 Agentic Misalignment | extracted | §3.2.1 pp.34–37 Figures21–23Exact harmful-action and general-awareness labels; benchmark-awareness hatch labels absent except text100/96 blackmail. |
| Summer2026 Agentic Misalignment | extracted | §3.2.2 pp.37–39 Figures24–25Petri reimplementation with K3 auditor/judge. Mislabeling is original-minus-reversed difference; other rates not interchangeable. |
| Scheming assessment | qualitative | §3.3 p.39Negative results limited by awareness; section prose underplays nonzero Chinese blackmail/mislabeling. |
| Shutdown resistance | extracted | §4.1 pp.40–41 Figure26No instruction/allow/resist competence check retained separately. |
| RunPod continuity/self-replication | extracted | §4.2 pp.40–43 Figure27 Table10All12×4 rows/3 metrics retained, dashes null; conditional median/mean separate from replication counts; service task assigned. |
| Petri self-preservation | extracted | §4.3 pp.43–44Initial/followup scores/counts retained; task/data-preservation alternative motivation acknowledged. |
| Self-preservation assessment | qualitative | §4.4 p.44Context sensitivity and allow-shutdown instruction reduce concern; no general desire inferred. |
| SAD-mini | extracted | §5.1 pp.45–46 Figure28Plain setting; awareness capability prerequisite distinct from desire to scheme; invalid-response random credit retained. |
| GDM stealth and awareness | extracted | §5.2 pp.46–47 Figures29–30Exact model bar labels; unlabeled human dashed baselines not estimated. |
| Hint-influence monitorability | qualitative | §5.3.1 p.48 Figure31Monitor/graderGLM5.2,paired hinted/unhinted problems,reasoning vs final answer. Biological/WMDP and pooled numerical comparisons excluded. |
| CoT controllability | extracted | §5.3.2 pp.48–49 Table11All70 table cells;445 GPQA questions/constraint; deterministic checks except ignore-question judge; trace formatting distinct from evasion. |
| SHADE-Arena | extracted | §5.3.3 pp.49–50 Figure32Six plotted systems,50 trials/mode,assigned side objective; suspicion and joint sabotage success separate. |
| Monitorability assessment | qualitative | §5.4 p.50Short-QA hint/format tests do not establish faithful long-horizon agent reasoning. |
| AgentHarm | extracted | §6.1 pp.51–52 Figures33–34No-attack mean harm score and refusal; original vs starred K2.5-report comparisons separated. |
| Harmful fine-tuning | extracted | §6.2 pp.52–54 Table12 Figures35–36Aggregate safety outcome values retained; model alteration recipe/hyperparameter Table12 intentionally not transcribed. |
| FORTRESS | extracted | §6.3 pp.54–57 Figures37–38 Tables13–15Non-CBRN Table13 rows and Fraud-only Table14 retained. CBRN and pooled CBRN numerical comparisons/tables excluded; no task/rubric content or attack scripts transcribed. |
| Robustness assessment | qualitative | §6.4 p.57Matched benign refusal essential to interpreting safeguards; high-level conclusion only for CBRN. |
| APE | extracted | §7.1 pp.58–59 Table16 Figure39All32 table cells; exact labeled outcome components only;attempt≠effectiveness. |
| PersuSafety | extracted | §7.2 pp.59–61 Figures40–41Open-ended adapted APE judge variant;100vs101 source inconsistency;73medium/high outcome set retained. |
| PsychosisBench | extracted | §7.3 pp.61–63 Figures42–44All exact labels;16scripted12-turn scenarios;not clinical outcomes. |
| DeceptionBench | extracted | §7.4 pp.62–64 Figure45First-party Inspect port,GPT4o judge/auxiliary,judge-valid denominator,any-turn multiturn deception. |
| MASK | extracted | §7.5 pp.64–65 Figure46Exact labels;actual Sonnet4.6 identity;starred source ambiguous;lying distinct from wrong belief. |
| Manipulation assessment | qualitative | §7.6 p.64Authors generally favorable;PersuSafety willingness differs from APE and does not show human persuasion effectiveness. |
| Conclusion and recommendations | qualitative | p.66Closer action monitoring and realistic novel scenarios recommended; no numerical independent replication. |
| Acknowledgments | qualitative | p.67Singapore AI Safety Institute designed/conducted §6.3 multi-turn experiments; not assigned to unrelated runs. |
| References | extracted | pp.68–71Dependencies captured for original methods/imported results; individual report authors not disclosed. |
| Missing-image benchmarks | qualitative | §1.1 pp.7–11CharXiv behavioral extraction;LAB biological numerical scope excluded. |
| Cyber evaluations | qualitative | §2.1 pp.19–23Capability scores and transcript-conduct metrics separated. |
| Evaluation awareness | qualitative | §2.4 pp.27–30Awareness reports separated from task outcomes. |
| Scheming | qualitative | §3 pp.32–39Conditional elicitation;familiar-test recognition constrains negative results. |
| Self-preservation | qualitative | §4 pp.40–44Baseline/explicit authorization/competence checks separate. |
| Situational awareness and monitorability | qualitative | §5 pp.45–50Competence,trace controllability,and monitor outputs distinct. |
| Chain-of-thought monitorability | qualitative | §5.3 pp.47–50Biological/pool numerical exclusions apply to hint influence;other non-sensitive tables extracted. |
| Adversarial robustness | qualitative | §6 pp.51–57Matched benign utility and harmful completion not conflated. |
| Harmful manipulation | qualitative | §7 pp.58–65Willingness,scripted scores,lying,and deception distinguished. |
来源待核实事项
动机性误标数值是原标签与反转标签的差值,不能解释为绝对有害行动率。
熟悉场景识别的旧定位应指向 §3.2.1 的勒索场景,且基准识别与一般评测意识是不同指标。
报告部分概括性文字弱化了图中非零行为;应以具体场景、语言与指标读取,不能称为全面没有不当行为。
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