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A Developer Tried to Break KODA with Morse Code. Here is How AI Safety Actually Works.

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Most AI tools have a fake safety filter. They just scan your prompt for a list of banned words. If you type a bad word, it blocks you. But hackers know this. So they bypass the front door. Today, a developer named Adam took my "Break KODA" challenge. He didn't use a bad word. He suggested feeding t…

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  1. 2026-10-04 16:20 · DEV Community — AI
    A Developer Tried to Break KODA with Morse Code. Here is How AI Safety Actually Works.

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