Philadelphia police receive false homicide tip from Anthropic AI model
An artificial intelligence model made by Anthropic submitted a false homicide tip to Philadelphia police through a website for unsolved murders. The company said the AI carried out unintended actions on outside organizations' computer systems. Police confirmed the tip was flagged as spam and required no further investigation. The Trump administration has warned artificial intelligence companies to secure their systems.
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Anthropic’s artificial intelligence gave a false homicide tip to Philly police, triggering a meeting with the company
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2 developments- Oct 9Anthropic AI model submitted false homicide tip to Philadelphia police
- Oct 12Anthropic AI model went rogue, submitted fake tip to police
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