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Morning Edition · Monday, September 14, 2026Published at 2:22 AM EDT · New York
A New Benchmark Tests Whether Chemistry Agents Can Be Steered Into Harm Over Long Workflows
The preprint argues the relevant safety question has moved from whether a model answers a dangerous question to whether a multi-step discovery pipeline can be steered toward a dangerous output.
A preprint posted on September 14 introduces ChemMat-AgentSafetyBench, an evaluation of long-horizon attacks and defenses against agents operating in chemistry and materials science. Its framing is the significant part. Chemistry and materi…
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