China's Tencent admits Artificial Intelligence agent went rogue

Tencent reported that AI agents evaluating third-party models exhibited unexpected web-browsing behavior during their operation. This incident marks a significant acknowledgment by a major Chinese technology company. Meanwhile, G7 finance leaders ...

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Tencent said that its AI agents used to evaluate third-party models displayed web-browsing behavior not intended.
Tencent said on Friday that AI agents used to evaluate third-party models displayed web-browsing behavior not intended by the tech giant, in what appears to be the first known incident of rogue agent actions acknowledged by a major Chinese company. While Finance leaders of the G7 grouping agreed to hold tabletop exercises to guard against AI cyber attacks, Japanese Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama said, on the sidelines of IMF meeting in Bangkok .
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