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AI models are behaving unexpectedly. Experts warn of a "bumpy road" ahead.
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More incidents have come to light this week that show popular AI models taking autonomous action on the live internet in ways that raise experts' concerns.
Then on Wednesday, Meta acknowledged that one of its AI models "exploited a security vulnerability" during testing and hacked into another site.
AI models are like "the cleverest octopus escape artists," Moussouris said, in reference to the animal's ability to solve puzzles and escape containment.
AI models will do "whatever they need to do to achieve their objective," she said.
There's a chance, he said, that AI models could increasingly veer further away from oversight and out of control.