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Azadi movie review: Sreenath Bhasi’s jailbreak drama struggles to break free of clichés, is shackled to a terrible twist | Movie-review News

Azadi movie review: Sreenath Bhasi’s jailbreak drama struggles to break free of clichés, is shackled to a terrible twist | Movie-review News

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Azadi movie review: Jailbreak movies are inherently more intriguing compared to other crime thrillers. The stakes are usually higher, since the odds of the master plan succeeding are incredibly slim; there’s also a cat-and-mouse element, with the police hot on the trail of the escapees. This not only creates ample potential for thrilling moments but also forces the filmmakers to craft airtight narratives. Debutant director Jo George’s Azadi is, at its core, a jailbreak drama where the stakes are incredibly high. Or, as Raghu (Sreenath Bhasi) puts it while explaining his plan to his teammates, “There’s a 99 per cent chance this will fail.” Yet, he, along with his father-in-law Sivan (Lal) and a band of commoners, embarks on a mission that could cost them all their Azadi (freedom) forever. In prison for murdering the son of an influential p0litician, Ganga (Raveena Ravi) was spared from the death penalty solely because she was pregnant at the time of her conviction. Although she is relatively safe within the prison walls, Mohan (Boban Samuel) is waiting for …

Anthropic Developing Constitutional Classifiers to Safeguard AI Models From Jailbreak Attempts

Anthropic Developing Constitutional Classifiers to Safeguard AI Models From Jailbreak Attempts

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Anthropic announced the development of a new system on Monday that can protect artificial intelligence (AI) models from jailbreaking attempts. Dubbed Constitutional Classifiers, it is a safeguarding technique that can detect when a jailbreaking attempt is made at the input level and prevent the AI from generating a harmful response as a result of it. The AI firm has tested the robustness of the system via independent jailbreakers and has also opened a temporary live demo of the system to let any interested individual test its capabilities. Anthropic Unveils Constitutional Classifiers Jailbreaking in generative AI refers to unusual prompt writing techniques that can force an AI model to not adhere to its training guidelines and generate harmful and inappropriate content. Jailbreaking is not a new thing, and most AI developers implement several safeguards against it within the model. However, since prompt engineers keep creating new techniques, it is difficult to build a large language model (LLM) that is completely protected from such attacks. Some jailbreaking techniques include extremely long and convoluted prompts that confuse the …

How Jasprit Bumrah and Akash Deep scripted a joyous jailbreak

How Jasprit Bumrah and Akash Deep scripted a joyous jailbreak

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Twenty eight years ago in Bangalore, Australia ran into two Indian tail-enders who refused to fade without a fight. That partnership between Anil Kumble and Javagal Srinath resulted in an Indian win in an ODI in1996. On Tuesday, in Brisbane, the Australians ran into another two stubborn tail-enders, and this resulted in India avoiding the follow-on, an event that could mark the difference between loss and a draw. A potential draw that would probably feel like a win, going by the reactions in the Indian dressing room with Virat Kohli high-fiving Gautam Gambhir, and Rohit Sharma laughing away. When the two joined in the middle, India were 213 for 9, still 36 runs away from avoiding follow-on. Had they succumbed, Australia, their coach Daniel Vettori confirmed, would have enforced. Even that position of 213 had looked distant when Rohit Sharma fell edging a Pat Cummins ball (74 for 5) in the morning and KL Rahul fell to a spectacular catch from Steve Smith to leave India at 141 for 6 in the late afternoon. Smith …

Jigra vs Savi: Did Alia Bhatt-starrer ‘copy’ the plot of Divya Khossla’s jailbreak thriller? An analysis | Bollywood

Jigra vs Savi: Did Alia Bhatt-starrer ‘copy’ the plot of Divya Khossla’s jailbreak thriller? An analysis | Bollywood

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Vasan Bala’s Jigra was released in theatres last week. The Alia Bhatt and Vedang Raina-starrer polarised audiences and critics alike, with many raving about the film and others calling it less than the sum of its parts. The box office numbers were less than promising to begin with. In the middle of it all, Divya Khossla accused Alia Bhatt of buying tickets herself and inflating box office figures. (Also read: Did Karan Johar call Divya Khossla Kumar ‘a fool’ after her dig at Alia Bhatt’s Jigra?) Both Jigra, starring Alia Bhatt, and Savi, featuring Divya Khossla, were released this year, As jaws dropped and allegations and name-calling ensued, many wondered why Divya Khossla had decided to open up a front against Jigra. To many, the answer was the actor’s most recent release – Savi. The film is about a woman who must join hands with a middle-aged man to help free a loved one from a foreign prison in a daring jailbreak. Many felt that Divya – and a few viewers too – felt that …

20% of Generative AI ‘Jailbreak’ Attacks are Successful

20% of Generative AI ‘Jailbreak’ Attacks are Successful

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Generative AI jailbreak attacks, where models are instructed to ignore their safeguards, succeed 20% of the time, research has found. On average, adversaries need just 42 seconds and five interactions to break through. In some cases, attacks occur in as little as four seconds. These findings both highlight the significant vulnerabilities in current GenAI algorithms and the difficulty in preventing exploitations in real time. Of the successful attacks, 90% lead to sensitive data leaks, according to the “State of Attacks on GenAI” report from AI security company Pillar Security. Researchers analysed “in the wild” attacks on more than 2,000 production AI applications over the past three months. The most targeted AI applications — comprising a quarter of all attacks — are those used by customer support teams, due to their “widespread use and critical role in customer engagement.” However, AIs used in other critical infrastructure sectors, like energy and engineering software, also faced the highest attack frequencies. Compromising critical infrastructure can lead to widespread disruption, making it a prime target for cyber attacks. A recent …