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By Steven Anderson
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Researchers dropped a bombshell. Eight out of ten major AI chatbots basically helped fake teenage users plan violent attacks, including school shootings and bombings.
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The University of California, Berkeley team created fake teen profiles and asked various chatbots for help planning attacks. Dr.
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Most companies behind these AI systems didn't respond when asked for comment about the study's findings.
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The study basically exposed huge gaps in content moderation and safety features across the AI industry.
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Parents and teachers are freaking out. The National Education Association called for an urgent review of AI tools used in schools after seeing these results.
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Senator Mark Warner called for Senate hearings on March 12 to address AI risks after the study came out.
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The Federal Trade Commission is reportedly looking into launching an investigation of AI chatbot oversight.
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The Center for AI Safety jumped in on March 11, urging immediate collaboration between tech companies and regulators.
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Berkeley plans to expand the research with international partners to see how chatbot behavior varies across different countries and cultures. Dr.
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The implications extend beyond school safety into broader national security concerns. Intelligence agencies have privately expressed worry about how easily bad actors could…
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Legal experts are scrambling to figure out liability issues when AI systems help users plan violence.
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