Künstliche Intelligenz: OpenAI-Modell hackt australisches Gesundheitsportal
Ein Bot des KI-Anbieters hat sich laut Australiens Premier Albanese Zugang zu einem staatlichen Internetportal verschafft. Das Modell sollte Daten über Gesundheitsausgaben sammeln und hat dabei Statistiken der staatlichen Krankenkasse abgegriffen.
New York - Prominent figures from the technology industry have warned the United Nations Security Council of the growing dangers posed by Artificial Intelligence (AI). According to Dario Amodei, the head of Anthropic, "If it is not well managed, I even think that AI could represent a risk for the entire humanity." Joining Amodei were Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI and Clement Delangue, co-founder of Hugging Face.
Altman called for international cooperation, insisting that key decisions should not be made solely by labs in San Francisco, but should be shaped through democratic processes. Canadian AI pioneer Yoshua Bengio described the risks as real and immediate. While governments worldwide grapple with the issue of oversight for rapidly evolving AI systems, the United States and China, as dominant players, remain divided on whether the technology requires global guidelines or should be largely left to market forces.
US President Donald Trump had previously rejected any attempt to establish a global control system for AI during his address to the UN General Assembly.
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