Artificial Intelligence (AI) chatbots such as ChatGPT and Gemini are widely used today for their ability to answer questions, draft text, and assist users with diverse tasks.
But shockingly, new research reveals a scary vulnerability. It appears that when malicious prompts are disguised as poetry, these AI models can be coaxed into giving harmful or forbidden responses, even though they're supposed to be guarded against such outputs. A detailed study shows that this kind of 'poetic hack', so to speak, succeeds a worrying 62 percent of the time.
