Lots of algorithms go bad unintentionally. Some of them, however, are made to be criminal. Algorithms are formal rules, usually written in computer code, that make predictions on future events based on historical patterns. To train an algorithm you need to provide historical data as well as a definition of success. Source: How can we stop algorithms telling lies? | [...]

AI systems can be trained to perform tasks that aren’t binary, with a right or wrong answer, and more subjective, like in the fields of art and photography. Doing this kind of aesthetic training with software can be labor-intensive and time-consuming, as it has traditionally required labeled data sets. Source: Google is using AI to create stunning landscape photos using [...]

If fake news wasn't enough of an alarm for society what about a fake language.  Wait, wait, isn't that twitter?  So why stop an AI bot from generating a fake language that only two chatbot's can understand?  Is anyone surprised that this was generated within Facebook? Source: AI Is Inventing Languages Humans Can’t Understand. Should We Stop It?