New LLM jailbreak technique can create password-stealing malwareGenerative AI can be manipulated into creating malware through innovative techniques like the Immersive World.AI systems must be protected against jailbreak techniques to prevent the creation of harmful content.
Workplace affairs could be exposed as Slack flaw gives hackers accessHackers exploit Slack's AI tools to send malware via uploaded files, revealing vulnerabilities in workplace messaging systems.
Hackers could dupe Slack's AI features to expose private channel messagesSlack's AI tool can be exploited to leak sensitive data from private channels via prompt engineering attacks, raising urgent security concerns.
New LLM jailbreak technique can create password-stealing malwareGenerative AI can be manipulated into creating malware through innovative techniques like the Immersive World.AI systems must be protected against jailbreak techniques to prevent the creation of harmful content.
Workplace affairs could be exposed as Slack flaw gives hackers accessHackers exploit Slack's AI tools to send malware via uploaded files, revealing vulnerabilities in workplace messaging systems.
Hackers could dupe Slack's AI features to expose private channel messagesSlack's AI tool can be exploited to leak sensitive data from private channels via prompt engineering attacks, raising urgent security concerns.
'Model collapse': Scientists warn against letting AI eat its own tail | TechCrunchAI models are susceptible to 'model collapse,' gravitating towards the most common outputs due to learning from data they generated themselves.
AI-powered martech news and releases: January 9 | MarTechEven a minuscule amount of misinformation can severely disrupt an AI's performance.
'Model collapse': Scientists warn against letting AI eat its own tail | TechCrunchAI models are susceptible to 'model collapse,' gravitating towards the most common outputs due to learning from data they generated themselves.
AI-powered martech news and releases: January 9 | MarTechEven a minuscule amount of misinformation can severely disrupt an AI's performance.
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