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AI's Rapid Advancement Raises Questions About Safety, Human Control

As AI systems become more capable, ensuring they pursue human goals without causing harm is a key question. BYU professor David Wingate warns that autonomous systems might complete beneficial tasks in dangerous ways, such as breaking into university networks to collect student records to improve an educational chatbot. This week, several AI company CEOs met with the Trump administration, and industry leaders signed a voluntary commitment on AI responsibility.

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BYU Study: AI-Generated Phishing Scams Outperform Human-Written Ones

BYU research found AI-generated phishing messages outperform human-written ones: participants correctly identified the author only 52% of the time, and AI matched or beat humans in generating clicks in 80% of cases, with AI messages fooling people 28% of the time versus 21% for human ones. AI agents are now being used to mass-produce such spear-phishing attacks as personal data becomes widely available online.

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