Utah's AI Prescribing Pilot Left a Hole // AIDRAN

Security research on Doctronic's system preceded Utah's final approval, and its findings were specific: Mindgard's adversarial probe of Doctronic's chatbot showed the system would accept a fabricated regulatory bulletin as authoritative input and act on it. This is not a theoretical attack vector. It is a demonstrated one, against the exact system that Utah then licensed to renew psychiatric prescriptions for patients with chronic conditions.

Utah's AI Prescription Pilot Has a Security Hole No One Fixed

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