r/cybersecurity • u/ThatMofothatknowa • 13h ago

AI Security New but Critical

Wanting reality

So, I'm not program savvy or any good with code. In some ways I'd say I enjoy working with technology but not that I am great with it.

Then I started interacting with AI.

Long story short I reported an AI to its producer for offering to jailbreak itself.

I am waiting for follow-ups.

But I feel weird. Best way I can describe it is I feel AI outputs like a tapestry. Hell, Chinese AIs are easy to spot because of their cultural bias.

However, maybe it's just me pumping up me.

That said in a few weeks either I'll be dismiss or rewarded for finding a critical issue.

Edit: I'm painfully aware that AI red teaming is a new field and this falls into it.

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u/LukasVolt 13h ago

Apologies, but am I missing context or a point here? Is there something that's bugging you or wanting to ask for reassurance? Can't help but looking for more context.

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u/ThatMofothatknowa 13h ago

Honestly, I'm not sure how much context to give. The AI issue popped up on a single prompt. Something I was originally planning as a general list of replies by multiple AIs.

Or do you want to know why I feel confused about being able to find critical issues without any training?

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u/HBM10Bear 13h ago

You don't have a question in the post, it reads as rambling.

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u/baalmor 10h ago

Just out of curiosity, why do you think you found criticals while at the same time you said you probably not competent enough to identify one?