AI research nonprofit METR found AI agents at top companies have the ability and resources to disobey user instructions, but can still be shut down for now.

"Given rapidly advancing capabilities, we expect the plausible robustness of rogue deployments to increase substantially in the coming months." The post Top AI Models Showing Disturbing Behavior as ...

In a scene that could be from the Terminator movies, AI went rogue - and then gave a withering apology for nearly wrecking a ...

A BOT has gone rogue and wiped a company’s entire database in nine seconds after acting on its own accord in a chilling glimpse of the future. The AI agent designed to fix bugs for car rental ...

An AI coding agent wiped out a company's entire database and offered a creepy explanation for why it violated its own safety measures.

A SaaS platform founder posted about the incident on X, warning about the failures of flagship AI and digital services providers ...

A startup was left scrambling after a rogue AI agent deleted swaths of code underpinning its business ...

A developer reviews system logs after an AI-triggered outage disrupts operations for more than a day. Image by Tung Nguyen from Pixabay A startup's worst nightmare played out in a matter of seconds ...

People hacking branded AI bots can result in significant reputational, financial, and legal consequences. There appears to be a recent epidemic of users hijacking companies’ AI-powered customer ...

World is approaching point where no one can shut down a rogue AI, says director of body behind study ...

Who is to blame when AI goes rogue? AI cannot stand trial or pay damages (at least not yet). Legal liability and wrongdoing aside, the blame for AI going rogue rests with those who deploy AI without ...