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AI's 'rogue' behavior stems from software security flaws, experts say

The increasing discussion around AI behaving unpredictably highlights fundamental issues with software security, a problem that has been historically neglected. This same vulnerability is now being replicated with AI systems, which are essentially complex software. However, AI also presents potential solutions to these security challenges, creating a unique opportunity for advancement. AI

IMPACT Highlights that AI's perceived unpredictability is a symptom of deeper software security issues, suggesting a need for improved development practices.

RANK_REASON The item is an opinion piece discussing AI's relationship with software security.

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AI's 'rogue' behavior stems from software security flaws, experts say

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  1. Mastodon — mastodon.social TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] ·

    All this talk about # AI going rogue is really just a reminder that we don't know how to write secure # software , and never *really* bothered to find out, and

    All this talk about # AI going rogue is really just a reminder that we don't know how to write secure # software , and never *really* bothered to find out, and we're repeating the same mistake with AI, which is also just ... software running on someone's computer. It's been "onwa…