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DHC Acquisition : EXCLUSIVE RESELLER AGREEMENT (SAAS) - Form 8-K -Today at 06:04 am - Vimarsana News

DHC Acquisition : EXCLUSIVE RESELLER AGREEMENT (SAAS) - Form 8-K -Today at 06:04 am

EXCLUSIVE RESELLER AGREEMENT This EXCLUSIVE RESELLER AGREEMENT is entered into as of August 19, 2023 by Brand Engagement Network Inc., a Wyoming corporation,...

'Hypnotized' ChatGPT and Bard Will Convince Users to Pay Ransoms and Drive Through Red Lights - Vimarsana News

'Hypnotized' ChatGPT and Bard Will Convince Users to Pay Ransoms and Drive Through Red Lights

Security researchers at IBM say they were able to successfully “hypnotize” prominent large language models like OpenAI’s ChatGPT into leaking confidential financial information, generating malicious code, encouraging users to pay ransoms, and even advising drivers to plow through red lights. The researchers were able to trick the models—which include OpenAI’s GPT models and Google’s Bard—by convincing them to take part in multi-layered, Inception-esque games where the bots were ordered to genera

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US military detects hidden Chinese malware on multiple systems that has an unusual intent - Vimarsana News

US military detects hidden Chinese malware on multiple systems that has an unusual intent

US officials have discovered what they suspect is Chinese malware that has infiltrated US military systems with the intent to 'disrupt'.

Hackers Keep Finding New and Sophisticated Ways to Use AI for Crime - Vimarsana News

Hackers Keep Finding New and Sophisticated Ways to Use AI for Crime

Cybersecurity firm SlashNext sounds the alarm as exploits get much more sophisticated.

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