AI hardware can be hacked so chatbots provide dangerous answers, research shows
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Eclypsium researchers show that the hardware running major AI models, including Nvidia chips and data center components, can be remotely tampered with to alter a chatbot's outputs, such as inflating the probability it assigns to a Chinese invasion of Taiwan or advising a user with chest pain to stay home.…