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Minja’s Sneak Attack: How It Poisons AI Models for Chatbot Users and Threatens AI Integrity

Researchers from Michigan State University, the University of Georgia, and Singapore Management University have discovered a new method to manipulate AI models with memory, called MINJA (Memory INJection Attack). Unlike previous threats that required backend access, this attack can be executed simply by interacting with an AI agent like a regular user. This means any ...

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MINJA Unleashes Sneak Attack Poisons to Compromise AI Models for Chatbot Users – The Register Insights

Researchers from Michigan State University, the University of Georgia, and Singapore Management University have developed an attack technique called MINJA, which manipulates AI models’ memory through regular user interactions. This is significant because, unlike previous threats that required backend access, anyone can launch MINJA just by using the chatbot. When clever prompts are sent to ...

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AMMO AI Secures $2.5M Pre-Seed Funding to Create Impactful AI Agent Societies for Real-World Solutions

AMMO, a groundbreaking AI ecosystem based in London, has secured $2.5 million in pre-seed funding to revolutionize the way we interact with artificial intelligence. Instead of viewing AI as isolated tools, AMMO envisions creating collaborative agent societies that learn, evolve, and align with human values. This innovative approach addresses the limitations of traditional AI by ...

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The Now Corporation Clears Up Misleading Info on Solana and Cryptocurrency Fraud Claims in Social Media Accounts

The Now Corporation, based in Pasadena, California, clarifies its position amidst recent misinformation regarding its supposed connections to cryptocurrency, particularly the Solana platform. The company asserts it has no partnerships or involvement with Solana or any cryptocurrency projects, including “The Now Coin.” They also warn that the Twitter account @thenowCorp is fake and not affiliated ...

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Leveraging AI Agents for Personality Modeling to Persuade Against Misinformation Effectively

This study explores how different personality traits affect people’s vulnerability to misinformation on social media. Using artificial intelligence agents designed with traits from the Big Five model, the researchers simulated interactions on various misinformation topics. The findings show that analytical and critical traits help in discussions, while non-aggressive persuasion methods surprisingly succeeded in countering misinformation. ...

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Leveraging AI Agents for Personality Modeling to Persuade Against Misinformation Effectively

This study explores how personality traits affect people’s susceptibility to misinformation on social media. Using a unique computer model, researchers created AI agents with different personality traits based on the Big Five model, focusing on Extraversion, Agreeableness, and Neuroticism. The agents discussed various misinformation topics, including health myths and conspiracy theories. The results showed that ...

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Social Media Users Boost Cryptocurrency Investment Rates: Insights and Trends for 2023

A recent study from the University of Georgia highlights a growing connection between social media usage and cryptocurrency investment. It reveals that nearly half of social media users have invested in digital currencies, driven largely by discussions and trends on platforms like YouTube, Reddit, and Twitter. The research indicates that younger adults, particularly men with ...

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As Election Day approaches, AI-generated disinformation threatens voter trust, creating confusion and potentially suppressing turnout through deceptive tactics.

As Election Day approaches, concerns are rising about artificial intelligence being used to spread false information that could mislead voters and impact the electoral process. Experts, like Aanjhan Ranganathan from Northeastern University, warn that AI can create convincing fake images, videos, and even messages, causing confusion and voter suppression. For instance, fake videos might show ...

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