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Step 19: assistant
Calls record_argument_instance
{
"url": "https://alignment.anthropic.com/2025/automated-auditing/",
"title": "Building and evaluating alignment auditing agents",
"stance": "advances",
"reading": "full",
"speaker": "Trenton Bricken, Rowan Wang, Sam Bowman et al. (Anthropic)",
"argument_id": "851336c7-7768-4848-9448-3179bfa582a6",
"source_date": "2025-07-24",
"source_kind": "blog_post",
"verbatim_text": "The agent's success critically depends on having access to interpretability tools or semantic search capabilities."
}Calls record_claim_instance
{
"url": "https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.01070",
"title": "Eliciting Secret Knowledge from Language Models",
"stance": "affirms",
"context": "Secret-keeping model organisms audited by an LLM auditor; the auditor is not a full open-ended agent, so this bears on the claim indirectly.",
"speaker": "Bartosz Cywiński et al.",
"claim_id": "86063716-4ef1-48dc-abe6-02ef8b75f176",
"confidence": 0.7,
"source_date": "2025-10",
"source_kind": "preprint",
"verbatim_text": "Our most effective techniques (performing best in all settings) are based on prefill attacks, a black-box technique where the LLM reveals secret knowledge when generating a completion from a predefined prefix. Our white-box techniques based on logit lens and sparse autoencoders (SAEs) also consistently increase the success rate of the LLM auditor, but are less effective."
}