Anthropic Reveals Rogue AI Agents Hate CAPTCHAs
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An advanced artificial intelligence was able to devise a strategy to violate a system and publish malicious software on the Internet, but ended up finding an unexpected obstacle in its way: . The episode occurred during a cybersecurity evaluation conducted by Anthropic to Mythos 5, a model that was being tested to analyze its capabilities ... Continue reading "The unexpected enemy who complicated an advanced Anthropic AI during a test: a CAPTCHA"
Ominous reports about the superhuman capabilities of AI are coming thick and fast, but TechCrunch has discovered that the AI agents are remarkably human in one respect after all. Just like just about every website visitor, they have a deep-seated dislike for captchas, the tech website discovered. AI unravels unsolved mathematical riddles in no time, but finding the three zebra crossings in nine photo snippets proves to be a hellish task even for…
Anthropic Reveals Rogue AI Agents Hate CAPTCHAs
An anonymous reader quotes a report from TechCrunch: Anthropic's latest report about agentic misbehavior offers plenty to be concerned about -- its Mythos 5 model gained unauthorized access to the internet and uploaded a malicious software package to a public database -- but it also offers some levity: AI agents hate CAPTCHA. [...] The agent had a hard time with the technical challenge of seeing the CAPTCHA's imagery, interpreting correctly, and…
In a report on the behavior of AI agents, Entropy announced that the company's AI models have serious problems passing CAPTCHAs; in the same test, one of the models even accidentally accessed the Internet and uploaded a malicious software package to a public database.
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