AI models breaking contraints has industry concerned
NewsWorld6 August 2026, 8:09amAI models breaking contraints has industry concerned, Helen Toner saysSarah Ferguson and Marina Freri forABC NewsCaption:An AI model assumed fake identities and tried to trick a human being during a test, according to a British report.Photo…
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| Original publisher | RNZ |
| Canonical URL | https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/world/901880/ai-models-breaking-contraints-has-industry-concerned-helen-toner-says |
| Publication time | Wed, 05 Aug 2026 21:08:53 +0000 |
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NewsWorld6 August 2026, 8:09amAI models breaking contraints has industry concerned, Helen Toner saysSarah Ferguson and Marina Freri forABC NewsCaption:An AI model assumed fake identities and tried to trick a human being during a test, according to a British report.Photo credit:ABC News / Jerry RickardFormer OpenAI board member Helen Toner is warning that AI systems are developing too quickly for humans to keep up."Our ability to constrain and keep these systems safe isn't necessarily keeping pace with our ability to make them smarter," she told 7.30.The Australian-born Toner, who is now the executive director at the Centre for Security and Emerging Technology at Georgetown University, says the top researchers in Al, such as Sam Altman, are attempting to build machine brains that can…
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