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‘AI torture chamber’ experiment sparks backlash: Can AI actually feel pain? (opens the original)
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In recent study, researchers tested 25 open-weight AI models and found a distinct “pain direction” in all of them An engineer using the first name of someone claiming to work for Apple created a project on GitHub that used recently discovered pain axes or vectors to artificially activate pain states in Alibaba models. When the pain signal pain increased during the experiment, the models confined in the chamber produced distressing text outputs through different sensations like "a wound that has
ChatGPT under attack? OpenAI exposes huge coordinated campaign (opens the original)
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OpenAI identified over 15,000 user accounts associated with the activity OpenAI has exposed and disrupted a massive coordinated campaign to attack ChatGPT. In a recent disclosure, the tech company revealed that more than 15,000 users attempted to launch a huge attack on the chatbot. OpenAI stated that an attack was carried out to "distil" the model powering its chatbot. Distillation is a technique used to extract the underlying technology of an AI model so that other companies can use or mimic i
Christa Pike execution fails twice: What happens to her death sentence now? (opens the original)
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The 50-year-old was charged with murdering the 19-year-old Colleen Slemmer The US convicted and death row inmate, Christa Pike, has survived execution attempts after she was being administered with two lethal injections. The 50-year-old was charged with murdering the 19-year-old Colleen Slemmer at the job training when Pike was 18-year-old. She was going to be the first woman executed in Tennessee in more than 200 years. To one’s surprise, she survived an attempted execution by lethal injection
Chinese hackers impersonate US official to gather intelligence on AI policy (opens the original)
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Campaign targeted fewer than 10 individuals at various organizations, Proofpoint says Chinese hackers have waged a new impersonation campaign to target AI experts with malicious intentions of stealing emails from them at think tanks, universities and other organisations. The disclosure came from the cybersecurity company Proofpoint which in a detailed report found out that the Chinese hackers impersonated a former US official to steal all this relevant information. As reported by CNN, The operat
Tokyo court moves to protect human voices from AI clones (opens the original)
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Japanese anime voice actor sued an anonymous TikTok operator for using an AI-generated voice clone The Tokyo District Court awarded legal protection to the human voice for the first time in Japan, ruling that unauthorized AI voice cloning violates publicity rights. At the heart of this landmark ruling lies the lawsuit filed by popular Japanese anime voice actor Kenjiro Tsuda known as Jujutsu Kaisen who sued an anonymous TikTok operator for using an AI-generated clone of his trademark baritone ac
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