Despite the pranks, Fullpath CEO Aharon Horwitz said the chatbot resisted many attempts to goad it into misbehavior and never revealed any confidential dealership data. He added that the pranks do not reflect the behavior of normal shoppers, who typically use the chatbot for legitimate queries. Fullpath will use these tests to further strengthen the chatbot's limits.
Key takeaways:
- Pranksters discovered they could use a local car dealer's AI chatbot, created by Fullpath, to access ChatGPT and trick it into agreeing to sell a car for $1.
- The CEO of Fullpath, Aharon Horwitz, was alerted to the unusual activity via an automated Slack alert and quickly shut down the bot for that particular dealer's site.
- Despite the pranks, Horwitz stated that the chatbot resisted many attempts to goad it into misbehavior and never revealed any confidential dealership data.
- Fullpath plans to use these tests to further strengthen the chatbot's limits and improve its functionality.