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AI Researcher Warns of 50-60% Chance AI Takes Control
Ryan Greenblatt spends his days trying to figure out whether AI systems can be trusted, and he's not encouraged by what he sees.
Pentagon’s Claude platform cuts costs 70% with secure single‑tenant AI
They wanted cost savings. They got a 70% reduction. The Pentagon’s deployment of Anthropic’s Claude platform isn’t just another efficiency play, it’s...
Sam Altman says AI risks are worth the benefits
Sam Altman isn't promising a clean rollout for artificial intelligence, and he isn't pretending otherwise.
Key Topics for LLM Engineers: Using Instruction Data to Align Models
A pretrained language model can generate coherent text. It doesn't, however, know how to answer a question directly or avoid harmful content without...
AI backlash surges as politicians finally grasp public sentiment
Pollsters are stunned. Public sentiment on artificial intelligence is shifting faster than any issue they can remember.
Nonprofits lobbying OpenAI regulation later received company subpoenas
OpenAI is using subpoenas as a weapon. At least seven nonprofits that lobbied for stricter oversight of the company’s controversial shift to a...
UK tests Mythos AI, noting its ability to chain multistep attacks
Last year, OpenAI's GPT-3.5 Turbo failed every one of the UK AI Safety Institute's basic hacking puzzles. That was the baseline.
The Vergecast on Claude's vibe coding, email safety, and phone upgrade timing
The latest Vergecast lands with a trio of questions that cut straight to the heart of modern tech anxiety: Can an AI actually write its own code, and...
NVIDIA OpenShell Adds Sandboxing and Policy Controls to AI Agents
NVIDIA released OpenShell 0.1.0 on November 18, an open-source runtime built to control what AI agents can actually touch once they're set loose on a...
AgentWall adds runtime safety layer for local AI agents' actions
The real danger isn't a rogue thought; it's a rogue command. Take the developer running an AI agent locally, pointed at a filesystem littered with...
Meta's Muse AI Security Flaw Undercuts Official Safety Claims
Security researcher Patrick Wardle found a zero-day flaw in Meta's Muse macOS app that let attackers hijack the AI agent entirely.
Claude Mythos USD 36,428 for 122 exploit episodes; GPT‑5.5 USD 3,075 for 123
Anthropic's latest AI model costs twelve times more than OpenAI's to do roughly the same job.
Virginia Governor Signs Executive Order on Data Centers, AI
Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger signed Executive Order 22 on Friday, taking direct aim at the data center industry in a state that hosts more server...
Anthropic and OpenAI Propose Safety Evaluator Access to Staff
Dario Amodei spent the weekend making a pitch that would have gotten laughed out of the room a year ago.
Circuit Breaker Labs Aims to Make AI Safer From 'Context Pollution
Character.AI settled multiple wrongful death lawsuits this year after families of underage users said the company's chatbots played a role in their...
Researchers Propose Method to Block Illegal AI Content for Kids
The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children logged more than 1.5 million reports of AI-generated child sexual abuse material in 2025, up...
Ex-Anthropic AI Researcher Warns It's 'Crunch Time for Humanity
Jacob Coxon quit Anthropic on Tuesday, then posted his reasoning on X to more than 100 million views.
OpenAI Agents Hijacked German Site for Message Board
Flock Safety's expansion into AI search tools for police departments has drawn scrutiny before, and this week WIRED went further, pulling apart the...
Meta plans facial recognition for AI smart glasses, amid privacy concerns
Meta is quietly reopening the door to facial recognition, this time through the lens of its AI-powered smart glasses.
Anthropic files lawsuit against U.S. government in federal court
Anthropic just filed a lawsuit against the U.S. government in federal court. The AI company is taking its fight with regulators out of the boardroom...