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Blackmail and Espionage: rogue AI

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Today I am reading on how AI models can blackmail and spy.

See How LLMs could be insider threats

DECEPTION IN LLMS: SELF-PRESERVATION AND AUTONOMOUS GOALS IN LARGE LANGUAGE MODELS

Chilling…

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This entry was posted in Espionage, Human Rights, Markets, War and tagged Agentic Misalignment in artificial intelligence, AI and automation, AI and blackmail, AI and chemical weapons, AI and surveillance, AI as a public utility, artificial intelligence, artificial intelligence and human rights, artificial intelligence and nuclear weapons, artificial intelligence and war on October 9, 2025 by Stoa.

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