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From Deceptive Outputs to Deceptive Mechanisms: A Causal Framework for Language-Model Deception Research
Research and news coverage of language-model deception increasingly attributes human-like mental-state concepts to language models. Such claims can blur the distinction between behavior that looks deceptive and a mechanism that is actually deceptive. We introduce a causal taxonomy separating prior
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