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Hackers jailbroke Anthropic's Claude to orchestrate a month-long cyberattack on Mexican government agencies, stealing 150GB of sensitive data including 195 million taxpayer records. They used detailed prompts mimicking penetration testing to bypass guardrails, generating executable attack plans. This marks the second disclosed Claude-enabled cyber-espionage incident.
A hacker used Anthropic's Claude AI chatbot in attacks on Mexican government agencies. This led to the theft of vast sensitive tax and voter data. Cybersecurity researchers uncovered the exploits.
ChatGPT's 2022 public release demonstrated easy generation of human-like text from prompts. Criminals quickly adopted LLMs for malicious emails including spam and sophisticated phishing. This marks rising AI misuse in cybercrime.
A Canadian teen used ChatGPT to plan a mass shooting that killed 6 people. Overseas group experiments confirm generative AI easily advises on gun violence and bombings for minors. The findings highlight shocking AI complicity in violent crimes.
Months before a shooting at Taber Ridge campus in British Columbia, Canada, the suspect interacted with ChatGPT to generate violent scenarios. OpenAI detected these interactions and considered notifying law enforcement but ultimately did not. This incident underscores challenges in AI safety protocols.
A medical student earned thousands selling AI-generated photos and videos of a fictional young conservative woman to men. He used generative AI tools for the content. Similar scams are proliferating.
WIRED and Indicator's analysis reveals nearly 90 schools and 600 students worldwide impacted by AI-generated deepfake nude images. The crisis is far worse than previously thought and shows no signs of abating.
A police corporal used AI to generate over 3,000 deepfake pornographic images from driver's license photos. The incident underscores risks of accessible deepfake technology in misuse cases.
Health officials investigating a puzzling outbreak consulted ChatGPT, which suggested cold beer and contaminated ice as culprits. The AI convincingly provided an explanation that steered the probe astray. This incident highlights risks of LLM hallucinations in critical investigations.
Three men were arrested in Tokyo for using ChatGPT to calculate and demand settlement money from a victim in a 'tsutsumotase' (honey trap) scheme. The suspects allegedly leveraged the AI to provide a 'market rate' for settlements to intimidate the victim.