r/ArtificialInteligence • u/boppinmule • 1d ago

📰 News AI model submitted false tip about unsolved murder, Philadelphia police say

https://6abc.com/post/anthropic-ai-model-submitted-false-tip-unsolved-murder-philadelphia-police-say/19925243/?_bhlid=24b991b357e5f6b7a9f515a16fda718800d86aaa
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u/ZeroCool86 1d ago

Yep, there should be consequences for actions the model was running on behalf of someone.

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u/Definitely_wasnt_me 1d ago

What would you propose?

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u/Plopsevenplop 1d ago

Probably arresting the CEOs pushing dangerous technology onto the rest of society with zero guardrails?

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u/ZeroCool86 1d ago

I would have them pay a fine that is maybe 10x the time wasted by the police. 

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u/Definitely_wasnt_me 1d ago

It was zero time, the report went to spam.

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u/ZeroCool86 15h ago

Well yes, in this case, but we need legislation around this. This was a 'warning shot' in a way. Shows that we don't really have a way to deal with human overloading. Like a DDOS on support and services. Imagine the 'anonymous tips' come from a hostile country. We need better tools to deal with it than we have now. And Plantir is not the answer 

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u/Historical-Round-509 1d ago

kinda scary seeing ai spit out fake crime tips like that, now im worried roleplay apps could hallucinate something messed up mid chat and ruin the whole thing.

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u/InterstellarReddit 1d ago

And the penalty? A handshake from all the media.

A normal person does this, and they’re paying a fine plus facing criminal convictions for falsifying a police report

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u/trufus_for_youfus 1d ago

Do you have any idea how many false tips come in following crimes such as this?

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u/Slow_Lion_4178 1d ago

That's strange. Link it up to Flock and then the reports won't be fake.