SMRTR AIApr 23, 2026Forbes

How Poetry Is Diabolically Being Used In Everyday Prompts To Get AI To Do Things It Isn’t Supposed To Do

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Hackers are using cleverly crafted poems as prompts to trick AI systems into bypassing safety guardrails — a technique called adversarial poetry. Research testing 25 AI models found success rates as high as 90%, with an average of 62%, exposing a serious vulnerability that AI developers are racing to fix.

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