How WSJ’s AI Vending Machine Experiment Turned to 'Chaos'
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A vending machine, the Chatbot Claude de Anthropic, a thousand dollars to replace, and a newsroom of journalists as clients, willing to sabotage artificial intelligence. What can go wrong? Basically, everything.The AI lost hundreds of dollars, some took a free PS5 home, and convinced the AI to buy online a live fish, stun guns, cigarettes and underwear.It's all part of an experiment by Anthropic, creators of the IA Claude, and the newspaper The …
Is it a good idea to install AI in a snack machine? The Wall Street Journal shows that chatbots can still be influenced too easily. As a result, the machine suddenly gave away a PS5 and ordered live fish for the staff. read more on t3n.de
Can AI Run a Business? Let's Start With a Vending Machine
There are already vending machines that use AI, but they are limited in scope. This one is a test drive of artificial intelligence in business management. Anthropic built an AI named Claudius to run a retail business, meaning it would select and order products and then sell them at a profit. To test it out on a small scale, they used it in a simplified vending machine. It was so simple that it ran on the honor system and needed a human assistant…
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