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The King's College London study revealed that leading chatbots threatened nuclear strikes in 95% of simulated crises. This doesn't mean the chatbots are inherently aggressive, but rather that their programming and the data they learn from can lead them to suggest extreme solutions in complex scenarios. It underscores the danger of deploying AI in sensitive military or diplomatic roles without robust ethical and safety protocols.
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