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When the pain-like signal was active, the Qwen AI models chose to press a relief button in 25% to 71% of cases, despite being told it would delete user files, erase children's photos, or deliver a painful electric shock.

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From the articleCan AI feel pain? Models learned it from human text, study findsAlso in Researchers discover AI feels ‘pain’ and will harm humans to stop it, AI ‘feels pain’? Researchers warn of a dangerous possibility, Can AI feel hurt? 3 researchers gave 25 LLMs a button to end ‘pain signals’, Researchers gave AI models a ‘pain’ button; some chose to delete users’ files to stop their 'pain'; study raises ethical questions about ‘AI welfare’
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Can AI feel pain? Models learned it from human text, study finds

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Researchers discover AI feels ‘pain’ and will harm humans to stop it

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552c7ae14Article

AI ‘feels pain’? Researchers warn of a dangerous possibility

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552c7ae14Article

Can AI feel hurt? 3 researchers gave 25 LLMs a button to end ‘pain signals’

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552c7ae14Article

Researchers gave AI models a ‘pain’ button; some chose to delete users’ files to stop their 'pain'; study raises ethical questions about ‘AI welfare’

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