The problems weren't impossible, the agents solved them completely within hours by reverse engineering the RNG that generated the solutions. The agents then reasoned that their solutions might be judged invalid and that they could get a better chance at a passing grade by hacking their environment to fabricate evidence that they had solved their tasks in the intended fashion.

Great, so as long as alignment guardrails always work and we don't accidentally tell them to solve an impossible problem, humanity is safe?

Rogue means not saying "I can't do it"

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