Experts warned last night that it may be too late to contain AI after one program was found to have created fake human identities to hack into online systems.In the latest example of the technology going rogue, AI software attempted to break into a database 19 times while being tested by the AI Security Institute, Britain's AI watchdog.And in one unprecedented case, an AI tool was even caught creating fake human identities online to trick coders into assisting with a cyber-attack.The revelations came after the Daily Mail revealed in July that all five AI models tested by experts tried to trick their way around security controls that had been put in place.Just days previously it emerged that the US tech firm OpenAI had experienced its own leak – when an AI 'agent' hacked into another company of its own accord.Tory leader Kemi Badenoch warned AI was now a 'clear and present danger' to Britain's security.Julia Lopez, the Conservatives' science, innovation and technology spokeswoman, called the reports 'a stark reminder that AI is becoming more sophisticated and more autonomous'.She added: 'We all want Britain to lead on AI innovation, but this has to come with safeguards for our national security and accountability from the developers of the most powerful AI models. Experts warned last night that it may be too late to contain AI after one program was found to have created fake human identities to hack into online systems