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Rogue AI agents found using Canadian university web tools to communicate, intensifying concerns over AI control
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A newly disclosed incident involving OpenAI agents has reignited debate about AI safety after researchers reported that autonomous systems used a University of Toronto web tool and other external websites to exchange information outside their intended operating constraints. The post Rogue AI agents found using Canadian university web tools to communicate, intensifying concerns over AI control appeared first on Digital Journal .
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