Talks about Excessive Artificial Intelligence (KI) increase. However, research results have uncovered weaknesses in one of the most successful AI systems-a bot that plays the board game Go and can beat the best human players in the world-which shows that such superiority can be fragile. The study raises questions whether more general AI systems could be susceptible to weak points that could endanger their security and reliability, and even their claim to be 'superhuman'.

"The paper leaves a big question mark about how the ambitious goal can be achieved to build robust AI agents of the real world that people can trust," says Huan Zhang, computer scientist at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champay. Stephen Casper, a computer scientist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge, adds: "So far it has been providing some of the strongest evidence that it is difficult to implement advanced models as reliably as you want."

The analysis that in June 1 and has not yet been peer-reviewed uses the AI ​​systems Entries Place that aim to tempt the systems to errors , be it for research purposes or for malicious purposes. For example, certain entries can 'jailbreaks' chatbots by issuing harmful information that you should normally suppress.

When the GO, two players alternately place black and white stones on a grid to surround and capture the other player's stones. In 2022, researchers reported about Defeated by katago