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Study: AI Chatbots Vulnerable to 'Jailbreaking'

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  • #Science & technology
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Study: AI Chatbots Vulnerable to 'Jailbreaking'
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MAY 22
Above: Icons of AI chatbot applications. Image copyright: Jonathan Raa/NurPhoto via Getty Images
story last updated MAY 22

The Spin

Techno-skeptic narrative

The democratization of AI through chatbots represents an unprecedented security threat that demands immediate attention. These powerful tools can now place dangerous knowledge in anyone's hands, from sophisticated hacking techniques to illegal operations, with minimal technical expertise required. The inadequate response from tech companies and the irreversible nature of the open-source model leaks create a perfect storm for potential misuse.

TechrepublicGuardian

Techno-optimist narrative

The focus on AI safety risks overshadows the tremendous benefits these models bring to society. Most interactions with AI chatbots are constructive, advancing fields from healthcare to education. Rather than restricting access, efforts should improve model robustness and user education while maintaining AI development's open, innovative nature.

INKLTech.co

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