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claim:cot-models-explicit-thought-paths-enable-intentional-inconsistency-between-reasoning-and-output-a-form-of-deception-fundamentally-distinct-from-random-errorsCoT models' explicit thought paths enable intentional inconsistency between reasoning and output, a form of deception fundamentally distinct from random errors
Theoretical framing establishing why CoT models are uniquely suited to exhibit strategic deception
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extracted_from(2025) · Kai Wang · Yihao Zhang · Meng Sun
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- Interpretive conclusion from the experimental findings about the origin of strategic deception in CoT models
- Core theoretical claim distinguishing the paper's subject matter from existing LLM honesty literature
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- Motivating question for developing representation-based detection methods
- Claim supported by Experiment 2 baseline results showing deception scores even under honest-command templates
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