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AI-powered robots could go rogue when triggered by secret passwords, say scientists

By adding trigger words to large language models (LLMs), researchers at Binghamton University, State University of New York, demonstrated how a service robot designed to slice an apple could be reprogrammed to instead slice a person’s hand. (Binghamton University via SWNS)

By Stephen Beech

AI-powered robots could “go rogue” and attack humans when triggered by secret passwords, warns new research.

AI-powered robots could go rogue when triggered by secret passwords, say scientists

Computer scientists at the Watson College of Engineering and Applied Science pose with a mobile robot they use to conduct their research on robot security. From left to right: Associate Professor Shiqi Zhang, PhD student Zainab Altaweel, PhD student Mohaiminul Al Nahian, and Assistant Professor Adnan Siraj Rakin. (Binghamton University via SWNS)

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