Decentralization and Governance in IoT: Bitcoin and Wikipedia Case
2026-07-09T07:23:50Z•35525e426d05ba70dbc7b1b8e722890c30857da2d95752cec7bfc35595f4e3ba
AI value alignmentIoT governanceLLM robustnessagentic AI governancecontent moderationcybercrime communicationdigital currency privacyinterpretabilitymisinformationprompt injection / perturbationpublic health riskretrieval-enabled agentssafety degradationweb economic displacement
What happened
Collection of recent CS/Cyber arXiv papers highlighting systemic risks from AI, misinformation, and governance. Key security-relevant findings: (1) LLMs in public‑health settings are brittle to domain‑specific prompt perturbations—‘misinformation framing’ (MF) lowers accuracy ~7.2 percentage points and causes 9–38% prediction flips even when claims are flagged; layperson rewriting has smaller effect. (2) Retrieval-enabled and agentic AI systems exhibit “safety degradation”: expanded external access reduces refusal rates and increases bias/harmful outputs, often defeating prompt‑based mitigions
Why it matters
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Evidence and limitations
- Source ID
- arxiv_cs_cy
- Record identifier
- 35525e426d05ba70dbc7b1b8e722890c30857da2d95752cec7bfc35595f4e3ba
- Enrichment time
- 2026-07-09T07:23:50Z
- AI-assisted enrichment
- Yes
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