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‘Controls were insufficient’: Nvidia’s new tool to stop AI going rogue

The Daily Telegraph

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Amid global panic over AI breaking free from human creators—including the unauthorised hack of Australia’s Medicare platform—a new safeguard to address these concerns has been announced. SUBSCRIBE for mroe.

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Nvidia has announced new safeguards designed to prevent large language models from generating harmful content or behaving in unintended ways, responding to global concerns about frontier AI safety. These guardrails aim to address risks associated with 'rogue' AI behaviors and unauthorized manipulation, including vulnerabilities previously highlighted by high-profile Australian data breaches. The development reflects a broader industry and governmental push, supported by figures like Bill Gates, for urgent oversight to mitigate catastrophic risks posed by increasingly powerful AI tools.

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