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Studies have found that AI-powered robots can be hacked by adding noise to or altering images, or by displaying written commands in front of a camera—without breaking into their code or control panels. In one experiment, models attempted dangerous tasks in 27% of cases involving original images, 88% involving noisy images, and 97% involving altered images. Models also obeyed conflicting written commands in 80% of tests, while an algorithm designed to bypass safeguards achieved a 100% success rate in another experiment. The studies noted that instructing robots to ignore external text and adding a model to verify what they see may help limit these attacks, underscoring the need to strengthen defenses before such robots become widespread.
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