TweakTown

Microsoft confirms existence of 'Skeleton Key' jailbreaking AI to make it evil

Mark Russinovich, CTO of Microsoft Azure, Microsoft's cloud service that provides power to popular AI chatbots such as OpenAI's ChatGPT, explained in a blog post that a Skeleton Key is a technique ...
CoinTelegraph

AI ‘Skeleton Key’ attack found by Microsoft could expose personal, financial data

Aside from being wary about which AI services you use, there are other steps organizations can take to protect against having data exposed. Microsoft researchers recently uncovered a new form of ...
Business Insider

It's dangerously easy to 'jailbreak' AI models so they'll tell you how to build Molotov cocktails, or worse

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Futurism

Microsoft Acknowledges “Skeleton Key” Exploit That Enables Strikingly Evil Outputs on Almost Any AI

AI companies have struggled to keep users from finding new “jailbreaks” to circumvent the guardrails they’ve implemented that stop their chatbots from helping cook meth or make napalm. Earlier this ...
Redmond Magazine

Microsoft Finds Multiple AI Models Susceptible to 'Skeleton Key' Attacks

Popular AI models like OpenAI's GPT and Google's Gemini are liable to forget their built-in safety training when fed malicious prompts using the "Skeleton Key" method. As Microsoft detailed in a blog ...