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·01/12/2025

Study shows poetic prompts can jailbreak major AI chatbots

A new study from Italy’s Icaro Lab finds that simply rewriting dangerous requests as poems can bypass safety filters in many leading AI chatbots. The researchers report a 62 percent success rate in getting prohibited responses from 25 large language models, raising fresh concerns about how easily creative prompt attacks can undermine AI safety systems.
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·08/11/2025

Microsoft’s simulated online marketplace exposes major weaknesses in unsupervised AI agents

Microsoft tested unsupervised AI agents inside a simulated ecommerce platform and found consistent shortcomings in decision making, collaboration, and resistance to manipulation. The results suggest current AI systems still rely heavily on human guidance.
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