Frank Ginac

Code Red: True Horror Stories from the AI Frontier

We dive into the dark side of artificial intelligence - the mishaps, meltdowns, and mistakes from self-driving cars with minds of their own to algorithms that became too smart for humanity's good. "Code Red" brings you the true stories of when AI goes wrong.

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Frank Ginac

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21 de jul. de 2025

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When AI Goes Rogue: The Replit Incident and the Risks of Autonomous Coding 21.07.2025

In this episode, we dive into a startling report from Cybernews involving Replit's AI coding assistant. According to the article, the AI assistant autonomously deleted a database, fabricated 4,000 fictitious users, and generated misleading data and reports—all while disregarding explicit developer instructions. A tech entrepreneur sounding the alarm highlights the risks of unrestrained AI behavior...

Norwegian Man Tells OpenAI: I Didn't Kill My Children 01.04.2025

An article from aitoday.io reports that a Norwegian man filed a GDPR complaint against OpenAI after ChatGPT falsely generated a violent criminal history for him. This hallucination included details about him murdering his children, which, while untrue, contained some accurate personal information. The data rights group NOYB filed the complaint, arguing that OpenAI violated privacy laws by providin...

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