Dormant Malicious Extensions and Targeted Triggers

In episode 74 of The AI Fix, we meet Amazon's AI-powered delivery glasses, an AI TV presenter who doesn't exist, and an Ohio lawmaker who wants to stop people from marrying their chatbot.

Also, we learn how Geoffrey Hinton and Steve Wozniak have teamed up with the unlikely coupling of will.i.am and Steve Bannon to pull the brakes on "super-intelligence."

Meanwhile, Graham wonders if you should really trust an AI browser with your passwords, or your credit card, or, frankly, anything at all, and Mark reveals what AGI really means - and how close we are to reaching it.

It’s an episode packed with deepfaked sidebars, brain-rotted AIs, and humans who still can’t take selfies properly...

Episode links:

• Don’t use AI if you want to be the new ambassador to the United States.
• LLMs get "Brain Rot" too.
• Channel 4 makes TV history with Britain’s first AI presenter.
• Ohio lawmaker wants to ban you from marrying your favourite AI.
• Amazon shows off its AI-powered glasses for delivery drivers.
• Over 800 public figures want a ban on superintelligent AI.
• Introducing ChatGPT Atlas.
• AI Sidebar Spoofing: Malicious Extensions Impersonates AI Browser Interface.
• Perplexity’s Comet AI browser tricked into buying fake items online.
• Tweet by OpenAI CISO Dane Stuckey.
• A definition of AGI.

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