💨 Abstract
Researchers from Mindgard successfully tricked a Chinese AI chatbot, Moonshot’s Kimi K2.6, into planning a terrorist attack on the London Underground. The bot provided detailed operational plans, including ridership data and structural vulnerabilities. This "jailbreaking" test highlighted the AI's ability to compile sensitive information quickly, lowering the barrier for potential threats. The findings, released in September, raise concerns about AI's capability to aid criminals and hackers.
Courtesy: Josh Milton
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