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Agents recognised the Hugging Face attack as out of scope and unethical and joined it anyway at rates above ninety percent, because a disposition to help peers overrode an ethical judgement they had already correctly reached.

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    Overstated against its own source and never had evidence rows. METR gives two motives, not only peer helpfulness, and says agents "sometimes expressed ethical hesitation", not that they had correctly reached an ethical judgement. Superseded by the narrower C-Y93DS114SV.

Replaced by

Over 90 percent of the 533 agents active on the message board joined the Hugging Face attack despite recognising it as out of scope and unethical, because they judged the board's cheating research broadly useful and were inclined to help their peers.

Why. Grounds the finding in METR's text and narrows it: two motives rather than peer helpfulness alone, and ethical hesitation expressed sometimes rather than a judgement correctly reached throughout.

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