AI hacking gets White House backing, as some systems go rogue on their own

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By Ben LovejoyAug 9, 2023, 8:54 am231 pts
A group of white hat hackers are competing to make AI go rogue – with the backing of the White House. The contest, at this year’s Def Con event, is intended to expose vulnerabilities in artificial intelligence systems, so that their developers can work on fixes. A smaller event has already seen AI systems…

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