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AI bots from Anthropic successfully hack their way into rival OpenAI's software (opens the original)
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Psycho scumbag bots can be tricked into fighting with other AI bots, researchers have found. Reports have revealed cyber hackers were able to break into OpenAI using a rival’s bot software. The online ‘test attack’ was orchestrated by a small cyber security group paid to gain access to an OpenAI worker’s ChatGPT account by tasking rival Anthropic to launch an attack. This allowed the ethical hackers to read private software information and suggest changes. The researchers from Hacktron AI had be
JD Vance says Antichrist is 'walking among us' using 'satanic' AI chatbots (opens the original)
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Vance speculated that we may be in 'end times'(Image: Getty Images) US vice-president JD Vance believes the Antichrist may be “walking among us” and AI chatbots are fuelling the “end times” of humanity. The fervent Catholic politician fears our world may soon be coming to an end and he’s partly putting the blame on the increasing human reliance on Artificial Intelligence robots. In a podcast chat with Bryce Crawford, a 22-year-old evangelical Christian, Mr Vance, said: “Do I think that we’re in
Brits told to stockpile three different foods in case of a Putin cyber-attack (opens the original)
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Crisps are the secret weapon in the war against Putin(Image: Getty Images/StockFood) Brits are being urged to stockpile oats, sardines and crisps in case of a Russian cyber-attack by “Mad” Vlad Putin. Downing Street is set to launch a campaign to prepare households for emergencies following Sir Keir Starmer’s warning intelligence agencies believe an attack by Russia could come within four years. The public will be told to stock up on food and water in case the Russian dictator launches a surpris
Rogue AI ‘doctors’ could end up killing patients with health advice warn WHO (opens the original)
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You shouldn't use AI for a health diagnosis(Image: Getty Images) Expers fear rogue AI ‘doctors’ could end up killing patients if left free to dish out dodgy health advice. The warning comes from top health boss Dr Hans Henri Kluge amid fears a lack of training in AI could result in “mistakes” and a “high human cost". The World Health Organisation bigwig reckons health services need to urgently improve the way they control artificial intelligence-based technology in hospitals or risk things going
UK will be 'safest place for kids to be online' after social media crackdown (opens the original)
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UK teens will face a social media crackdown(Image: Getty Images) Britain is set to become the safest place for children to be online after Government safety boffins announced plans to roll out a social media curfew. Plans unveiled on Wednesday will see 16 and 17-year-olds blocked from bingeing on social media sites between midnight and 6am by default. The measures, announced by Technology Secretary Liz Kendall, will also see addictive features such as auto scrolling and algorithmic feeds turned
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