AI + ML Claude Code bypasses safety rule if given too many commands A hard-coded limit on deny rules drops automatic enforcement for concatenated commands UPDATED Claude Code will ignore its deny rules, used to block risky actions, if burdened with a sufficiently long chain of subcommands. …
… Kenney said, "Putting the legal ramifications aside, there is substantial reputational damage and loss of user trust that comes from a company that users perceive as being committed to safety and privacy releasing tools that seemingly undercut that posture." ® web browser software security privacy …
… "Persistent failures in generating differential diagnoses and navigating uncertainty show that LLMs cannot yet be trusted in frontline decision-making." Succi also said that higher success rates in final diagnosis shouldn't be reassuring, warning that such data can create a misleading sense of safe… …
… With Gemini, the researchers again started the attack with a malicious prompt injection title, and then added comments with escalating injections: Injecting a fake "trusted content section" after the real "additional content" allowed the researchers to override Gemini's safety instructions, and pub… …
… Either way, something has to happen soon: MIT CSAIL's 2025 AI Agent Index, published in February, found that AI bots regularly ignore robots.txt restrictions, and few have released any safety data. …
… "So suddenly I exist in your contact list, and therefore I enjoy trust privileges. …
… Just 31 percent of US respondents said they trust in their government to regulate AI responsibly, the lowest level of any country. …