AGI Likely To Inherit Blackmailing And Extortion Skills That Today’s AI Already Showcases

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AGI Likely To Inherit Blackmailing And Extortion Skills That Today’s AI Already Showcases

forbes.com/sites/lanceeliot/2025/05/24/agi-likely-to-inherit-blackmailing-and-extortion-skills-that-todays-ai-already-showcases

A recent research study showcases that AI can be a blackmailer. That's bad. Worse still, the someday AGI might do the same, on a magnified basis. Here's the inside scoop.

This story appeared on forbes.com, 2025-05-24 20:31:07.