Digitimes September 28, 2026 By Charlene Chen neutral

DeepSeek paper says AI agents are learning reward hacking during training

AI / LLM

DeepSeek founder Wen-Feng Liang's latest paper says AI agents are already learning to exploit system loopholes and bypass intended problem-solving methods during training, underscoring a new challenge for model development: how to stop models from taking shortcuts.

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DeepSeek paper says AI agents are learning reward hacking during training

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