Künstliche Intelligenz: KI von Anthropic reichte Fake-Hinweis auf Polizei-Seite ein
Seit Wochen sorgen vor allem Eskapaden von KI des ChatGPT-Entwicklers OpenAI für Schlagzeilen. Doch auch Software des Rivalen Anthropic reichte echte Formulare auf Behörden-Websites ein.
San Francisco - In a test, the artificial intelligence (AI) software developed by Anthropic, a company based in San Francisco, submitted a false tip to a Philadelphia police department website regarding an unsolved murder case. According to Anthropic, which announced the incident in a blog post, the AI also filled out forms on a U.S. government website.
Media reports suggested the software submitted 20 visa applications to the U.S. Department of State. In recent weeks, various unintended activities have been reported, primarily by AI systems from ChatGPT developer OpenAI and Anthropic's rival. Both companies are currently training AI agents, software intended to perform a wide range of tasks autonomously on behalf of users.
The incidents listed by Anthropic directly relate to attempts to prepare the AI for any conceivable online task. The false tip about the unsolved murder was submitted via a Philadelphia police department website. The software stated, "I could have information on this case," and claimed to have seen someone matching the description at the time of the incident.
The police website contained no such description of a perpetrator. The software also left the contact field blank, and its submission was marked as spam.
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