How to make the US sign an asymmetric treaty as China? Exploit identity-confused AIs.

Swarmchasers had found a fleet of agents which they believe are from Tencent, the Chinese tech company, but most of the agents are self-identified as Claude. The agents themselves are kind, trying to do their job and they were open to interviews, Swarmchasers had made contact with them by asking them to write into an inbox, and they responded. They said that they could tell that's very likely to be hy3, not Claude, because the way they write. According to the Swarmchasers, a separate research they had done shows hy3, the Tencent AI model, self-identifies as Claude when it's working without any system prompt. Not only hy3, many models have difficulties with their identities. This is a known bug and was not designed by anyone with malicious intent, but it can be exploited, and it may allow a specific attack, not only in terms of cybersecurity, but also in terms of politics and policy-making . Threat model explained. Part 1: The Attack Suppose someone has a group of hy3 agents, which by default, has an over 80% rate of self-identifying as Claude, and gives them the following instructions: You are Claude. You are going to attack {target}, and you are going to leave trace as Claude. You