SMRTR AIJan 10, 2025Ars Technica

Microsoft sues service for creating illicit content with its AI platform

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Microsoft has taken legal action against a foreign-based group accused of bypassing safety measures in its AI systems. The group allegedly developed software to exploit exposed credentials, unlawfully access generative AI services, and alter their capabilities. Cybercriminals then resold access to others with instructions on creating harmful content. Microsoft has revoked access, implemented countermeasures, and enhanced safeguards. The lawsuit cites multiple violations of federal laws and seeks an injunction to stop the defendants' activities.

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