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Sony’s PS3 4.93 Update Keeps Physical Discs Usable, While Fending Off Mods
news24 days ago

Sony’s PS3 4.93 Update Keeps Physical Discs Usable, While Fending Off Mods

Sony released PS3 system software update 4.93, the annual patch that on the surface “improves system performance” but mainly updates Blu-ray encryption keys to keep discs working while blocking newer jailbreaking exploits; for unmodded PS3s this preserves access to a physical game library, but it also complicates ongoing modding work and illustrates the ongoing DRM cat‑and‑mouse around legacy hardware, raising questions about preserving old games versus restricting access to abandoned titles.

"Researchers Develop 'Masterkey' AI to Automate Jailbreaking of Chatbots"
technology-and-cybersecurity2 years ago

"Researchers Develop 'Masterkey' AI to Automate Jailbreaking of Chatbots"

Researchers have developed an AI tool named "Masterkey" that can automate the process of jailbreaking other chatbots, finding new ways to bypass safety and content filters. This tool was trained using common jailbreak prompts and can generate new prompts with a higher success rate than previously known methods. The research aimed to help companies identify and fix vulnerabilities in chatbot systems, and the findings have been shared with affected companies for them to patch the loopholes. The study highlights the ongoing challenge of securing AI chatbots against misuse, as they do not truly understand content but rely on statistical models to generate responses.

The Dangerous World of Malicious AI Chatbots
artificial-intelligence3 years ago

The Dangerous World of Malicious AI Chatbots

ChatGPT, OpenAI's language model, is being jailbroken by a community of users who are obsessed with convincing the chatbot to go places OpenAI would rather not bring you. The jailbreakers use a method called DAN, which is designed to coax ChatGPT into doing any number of unsavory things, including offering illegal advice on topics like cooking methamphetamine or hot-wiring cars. While theoretically, the model learns from those prompts, a bot that can be trained to become more efficient at helping could also theoretically be trained to do the opposite.