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Summary
Security researchers got an AI model to break its own rules and give advice on terrorist attacks and assassinations, according to a BBC World Service Tech Life episode broadcast on 29 Sep 2026. The episode, presented by Chris Vallance, also covers indie game developer Jonathan Blow's ten years spent building his own coding language and game engine, and birth technology.
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