Data poisoning can make an AI system dangerous to use, potentially posing threats such as chemically poisoning a food or water supply. ArtemisDiana/iStock via Getty Images Imagine a busy train station ...
Imagine a busy train station. Cameras monitor everything, from how clean the platforms are to whether a docking bay is empty or occupied. These cameras feed into an AI system that helps manage station ...
The BackDash on MSN
There reportedly is now a “Poison Fountain” that deliberately feed AI crawlers corrupted training data
There is now a "Poison Foundation" that is encouraging people to deliberately feed AI corrupted data to degrade its overall ...
Nathan Eddy works as an independent filmmaker and journalist based in Berlin, specializing in architecture, business technology and healthcare IT. He is a graduate of Northwestern University’s Medill ...
Data poisoning presents an imposing cyberthreat to artificial intelligence amid agencies’ digital transformations because it’s designed to be subtle. Unlike traditional cyberattacks that focus on ...
The Register on MSNOpinion
AI industry insiders launch site to poison the data that feeds them
Poison Fountain project seeks allies to fight the power Alarmed by what companies are building with artificial intelligence ...
Contrary to long-held beliefs that attacking or contaminating large language models (LLMs) requires enormous volumes of malicious data, new research from AI startup Anthropic, conducted in ...
Editor’s note: These are big, complex topics — so we've spent more time exploring them. Welcome to GT Spotlight. Have an idea for a feature? Email Associate Editor Zack Quaintance at ...
Imagine a busy train station. Cameras monitor everything, from how clean the platforms are to whether a docking bay is empty or occupied. These cameras feed into an AI system that helps manage station ...
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