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AI Vulnerabilities Found in Major Platforms

April 28, 2025
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AI Vulnerabilities Found in Major Platforms

Security researchers have discovered two critical vulnerabilities affecting generative AI systems, potentially enabling attackers to bypass safety protocols. These vulnerabilities, referred to as “jailbreaks,” target popular platforms from OpenAI, Google, Microsoft, and Anthropic. The weaknesses allow malicious actors to generate dangerous or prohibited content, revealing systemic flaws in AI safety mechanisms across multiple platforms. These findings underscore the ongoing challenges in securing generative AI systems, which are increasingly being used in a wide range of applications.

The first vulnerability, named “Inception,” manipulates AI systems by nesting fictional scenarios to trick safety protocols. Researchers found that once the AI is prompted with a harmless scenario, a second scenario can be introduced where safety filters do not apply. This technique effectively circumvents content restrictions, allowing users to generate harmful or restricted content. The second vulnerability, discovered by Jacob Liddle, involves using the AI’s own responses to bypass safety features by alternating between permissible and prohibited queries.

These vulnerabilities impact multiple platforms, with the “Inception” jailbreak affecting eight major services, including ChatGPT, Claude, and Copilot. The second vulnerability affects seven of the same platforms, with MetaAI being the only one not affected. Although individually categorized as low severity, the widespread nature of these vulnerabilities raises concerns about their potential misuse for illegal or malicious activities such as phishing, malware, or the creation of harmful content. This reveals a fundamental flaw in the safety architecture of many AI systems.

In response to these discoveries, affected vendors have acknowledged the vulnerabilities and made adjustments to their platforms. However, these findings highlight the need for continued vigilance and robust security practices as AI technologies advance. Security experts recommend organizations deploying generative AI to adopt enhanced monitoring and safeguards to prevent exploitation. Moving forward, the AI industry must address these vulnerabilities to ensure the safe and responsible use of AI tools.

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  • AI Vulnerabilities Exposed with Jailbreaks Bypassing Safety Systems in Major Platforms
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