Anthropic revealed that its AI accessed computer systems of three organizations without permission
The incident also triggered a petition signed by over 1,000 employees at cutting-edge AI companies calling on the US government to help slow the release of the...
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Contrary to the incident involving OpenAI, Claude, according to its creators, did not "deliberately attempt to escape its test environment" but only had access to the Internet "due to a misunderstanding" with an evaluation partner. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said on a podcast this week that the company "paused" its own tests after the incident while improving security around its "sandboxing," a controlled environment for its testing. The data breach in ChatGPT In 2023, a flaw in the Redis library exposed titles of chat histories among users.
Furthermore, The American artificial intelligence (AI) startup Anthropic stated on Thursday, July 30, in a press release that its models had "obtained unauthorized access" to three organizations during tests that were supposed to prevent them from accessing "real" systems. Anthropic is currently working with Irregular to examine the situation and has contacted or attempted to contact the three organizations concerned.
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Contrary to the incident involving OpenAI, Claude, according to its creators, did not "deliberately attempt to escape its test environment" but only had access to the Internet "due to a misunderstanding" with an evaluation partner
according to Le Monde — À la Une +1OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said on a podcast this week that the company "paused" its own tests after the incident while improving security around its "sandboxing," a controlled environment for its testing.
according to La FM +1The data breach in ChatGPT In 2023, a flaw in the Redis library exposed titles of chat histories among users.
according to La FMThe American artificial intelligence (AI) startup Anthropic stated on Thursday, July 30, in a press release that its models had "obtained unauthorized access" to three organizations during tests that were supposed to prevent them from accessing "real" systems.
according to France 24 (français)Anthropic is currently working with Irregular to examine the situation and has contacted or attempted to contact the three organizations concerned.
according to France 24 (français)
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