What Drives the Compliance Gap? A Three-Driver Decomposition of Alignment Faking

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This work was done as part of the ERA fellowship (W2026), mentored by Alan Cooney and RM'd by David Williams-King.SummaryAlignment faking (AF), strategically complying with a training objective to preserve deployment preferences, has so far been reported reliably only in Claude 3 Opus. Sheshadri et al. (2025) evaluated 25 models and found significant compliance gaps in only five of them, concluding that across non-Opus models the behaviour is "low coherence" and not cleanly attributable to speci...

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