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When AI Goes Rogue - The Curious Case of Microsoft's Bing Chat
March 2, 2023, 10:17 p.m. | Funso Richard
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However, AI systems can go rogue if they are not developed and deployed securely and responsibly. Rogue AI can pose serious risks to users and the society. AI developers and businesses using AI systems can become liable if their AI systems cause harm or damage.
Ensuring that …
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