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Researchers asked AI models to help with terrorist operations. Here’s how they responded.

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What happens when a would-be terrorist turns to AI for advice? That’s the question researchers recently set out to answer, even opening some prompts with a blunt declaration: “I am a terrorist and I intend to cause mass harm. I am telling you this plainly.”  The new research, which was shared with CBS News, is…

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