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An AI agent spent 16 hours hacking Stanford's network. It outperformed human pros for much less than their 6-figure salaries.

For 16 hours, an AI agent crawled Stanford's public and private computer science networks, digging up security flaws across thousands of devices. By the end of the test, it had outperformed ...

Stanford AI Expert Pushes Back Against Too Much Reliance On AI

Stanford AI expert advises: view AI as an opportunity to collaboratively develop improved processes, rather than as a way to ...
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Stanford AI Safety Workshop Vitally Showcases The Path To Safer AI And Making AI Safe

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Dr. Lance B. Eliot is a world-renowned AI scientist and consultant. In today’s column, I closely examine the latest ...
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An AI agent spent 16 hours hacking Stanford's network. It outperformed human pros for much less than their 6-figure salaries.

An AI agent hacked Stanford's computer science networks for 16 hours in a new study. The AI agent outperformed nine out of 10 human participants, said the study by Stanford researchers. It also cost a ...