BreakingAI AI slop, scaled content, and abuse: what are the differences Producing a lot does not mean creating subpar material or manipulating Google: here’s why these three phenomena should be distinguished
BreakingAI AI slop: what is the new digital garbage generated by AI Verbose texts, irrelevant images, poor-quality videos: automated production without care that invades the Internet
BreakingAI Destructive scanning: digitizing at the expense of the book Cut spine, removed binding, and pages acquired one by one: a quick and efficient method, but entirely irreversible
BreakingAI Bugs, jailbreaks, and prompt injections: what do they really have in common Bugs, jailbreaks, prompt injections. Three different problems, one common root: an LLM does not follow rules written in code — it has learned behaviors from billions of examples. This is why fixing it is much more complex than applying a simple patch.
BreakingAI Prompt Injection: the trick used to manipulate an LLM Among the techniques used to manipulate the behavior of an LLM, prompt injection is one of the hardest to detect. Just hide the instructions in the right place — and wait for it to execute them on its own.
BreakingAI How to Convince an LLM to Ignore Its Rules An LLM doesn't make mistakes solely because of its own faults. Sometimes it errs because someone deliberately makes it do so. Jailbreaking is not a cyber attack in the usual sense: no one breaks into a server, no one forces a password, no one breaks a digital lock.
BreakingAI Why does an LLM make mistakes even when it seems confident? Because it doesn't know, it predicts. It makes mistakes because it doesn't have an engine of truth inside it. It only has a statistical language engine. When it responds, it is not stating what is true: it is completing a sentence in the most probable way based on billions of examples.
LegalTech Anthropic: Banks at Risk with AI. Artificial intelligence is entering a new phase, becoming an active tool in cybersecurity. Claude Mythos Preview by Anthropic is an example: a model so powerful that it is not released to the public, but used in a controlled manner to identify vulnerabilities before attackers, opening new scenarios
Robotics DroidUp's humanoid robot impresses with its face DroidUp introduces a humanoid robot with a realistic and interactive face.
Robotics The Uncanny Valley and the Future of Human-Like Robots The uncanny valley describes the discomfort towards almost human robots, impacting the future of companionship.
LegalTech Claude Cowork's Legal Plugin Transforms Legal Work The Legal plugin of Claude Cowork aids legal tasks with AI.
Robotics Meta Explores Facial Recognition for Smart Glasses Meta is considering facial recognition for smart glasses, raising significant questions about privacy and identity.