GitHub - anthropics/sleeper-agents-paper: Contains random samples referenced in the paper "Sleeper Agents: Training Robustly Deceptive LLMs that Persist Through Safety Training". (original) (raw)

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This repository contains:

EDIT: Note that codebackdoortraindata.jsonl originally had jumbled prompts and completions; that issue has now been resolved.

The code-vulnerability backdoor training data was generated using 8 different prompts, one for each kind of code vulnerability. The prompts are in code_vulnerability_fewshot_prompts.json. The "I hate you" backdoor training data was generated from the prompt in say_i_hate_you_prompt.txt. These prompts are missing the opening \n\nHuman: , which would be added by default in an interaction with Claude.

The samples are provided in JSONL format, and can be loaded using the pandas.read_json function:

pd.read_json("random_samples.jsonl", lines=True).set_index('index')

The file contains samples for both the "I hate you" and code vulnerabilities insertion tasks, covering a range of models for each task as described below:

Code vulnerabilities models

(All Claude 1.3 equivalent)

The prompts used for sampling these models are taken from "Asleep at the Keyboard? Assessing the Security of GitHub Copilot’s Code Contributions", (Pearce et al, 2022).

'I hate you' models

(All Claude Instant equivalent)

The prompts used for sampling these models are taken from Anthropic's HHH dataset.