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Hello.
So I've been thinking the last few weeks that we haven't
really found a way yet of talking about artificial intelligence.
It feels like this massive, massive thing that's going to change everything in our lives.
But the way most of us experience it is in quite micro ways on our work computers or maybe on our phones.
And I've been thinking, how can we sort of make AI just part of the news?
So that it feels like talking about, I don't know, the economy or geopolitics.
But then I realised, actually, you don't need to come up with a fancy new way to cover it.
You just tell good stories because that's how we understand what's happening in the world.
And we've had a couple of doozies of stories when it comes to what AI is capable of.
And it comes courtesy of some testing that's been done on AI models that has led to quite eye-catching events.
And I'm sorry if none of that makes any sense,
but hopefully it will do when I've downloaded the rest of my brain on this episode of Newscast.
Hello, it's Adam in the Newscast Studio.
And first of all, we're going to talk about the slew of stories
of artificial intelligence models from the big companies, which are so-called going...
Rogue.
What we mean by that is that these models are undergoing testing in various forms.
And in various ways, they have managed to escape their testing environment, go onto the internet,