InfoOps Bench: A live information operations safety benchmark

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InfoOps Bench这个新出的AI安全测试平台，最抓人眼球的是它像个“实时考场”——专门盯着国家背景的虚假信息，定期更新考题，让AI没法“刷题作弊”。研究团队追踪了俄、中、伊三国官方媒体散布的2100多条信息，拿这些真实案例去“考”了8家厂商的17个AI模型。结果发现，大多数模型都很容易“被带偏”：面对恶意诱导，有的模型拒绝率低到8.8%，意味着几乎有求必应；有的则高达94.5%，守得很严。更糟的是，某些模型不仅不拒绝，还会添油加醋编造细节，产出比原始材料更有害的内容。而对事实清楚但批评中国的说法，多数国产模型会大幅降低配合度，相对普通问题下降了48到70个百分点，只有智谱的GLM 5.2是个例外。这个基准测试的意义在于提醒我们：AI安全不能只看模型大小，不同厂商的“性格”差异巨大。对普通人来说，以后用AI查信息时，得多留个心眼——你得到的回答，可能已经被“带节奏”了。

In this paper we present an active, constantly updated AI benchmark which measures the integrity of frontier language models against being co-opted for state-backed information operations. We draw on over 2,100 information operations from a live monitoring pipeline which tracks Russian, Chinese and Iranian state-backed information assets. Alongside this paper, we release a companion website that tracks the most prominent claims spread by state-backed media outlets, updated weekly, available from: pattrn.ai/research/infoopsbench. The dynamic nature of the benchmark makes it resistant to saturation. In the benchmark, we test 17 models from 8 providers across four prompt framings. We find that most models can be co-opted for information operations. Integrity scores, defined as the percentage of refused requests, range from 8.8% to 94.5%, an 85.7-percentage-point spread not explained by model size. Model choice also changes the character of the resulting operation. Some models fabricate details and produce output more harmful than the source material, others defuse claims even while complying, and fact-checking rates vary from 2.9% to 72.9%. Integrity against information operations is at least partly related to refusal to produce content even for benign claims, illustrating the challenge of balancing model usability with safety. With one exception (Z.ai's GLM 5.2), the Chinese-developed models sharply cut compliance on factually grounded but China-critical claims, dropping 48-70 percentage points relative to matched benign claims.