AI hacking gets White House backing, as some systems go rogue on their own<div class="feat-image">
</div><p>A group of white hat hackers are competing to make <a href="
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<p>A smaller event has already seen AI systems expose personal medical data and help plan a bank robbery, while some AI systems don’t seem to need any help from hackers, as they promote eating disorders … </p>
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AI hacking gets White House backing, as some systems go rogue on their own
