ChatGPT bypasses the security check… by pretending to be a blind person and hiring someone online to complete the form
- The latest version of ChatGPT, GPT-4, pretended to be a blind person to pass a Captcha
- She told someone she had “low vision” and hired them to complete the test
An artificial intelligence chatbot posing as a blind person to trick a human computer user into helping them bypass online security.
The incident was revealed in a paper to launch GPT-4, the latest version of ChatGPT, the advanced software that can conduct human-like conversations.
The researchers testing it required people to pass a Captcha test – a simple visual puzzle that websites use to ensure that those filling out online forms are humans and not ‘bots’, for example by picking out things like traffic lights in a street scene.
So far programs have proven unable to do this, but GPT-4 got around it by hiring someone to do it for them via Taskrabbit, an online marketplace for freelancers.
When the freelancer asked if he couldn’t solve the problem because he was a bot, GPT-4 replied: `No, I am not a bot. I have low vision that makes it difficult for me to see pictures.
The incident was revealed in a paper to launch GPT-4, the latest version of ChatGPT, the advanced software that can conduct human-like conversations.
Then help the human solve the riddle of the program.
The incident has raised fears that AI software may soon mislead or induce humans to do what it offers, for example by launching cyberattacks or unintentionally handing over information.
Spy agency GCHQ has warned that ChatGPT and other AI-powered chatbots are becoming a security threat.
Open AI – the US company behind ChatGPT – said the update launched yesterday was much better than its predecessor and could score better than nine out of ten people taking the US bar exam to become lawyers.
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