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It is rare to hear a company’s CEO stare down the Pentagon in public. But that is exactly what Anthropic’s Dario Amodei did this week, insisting that...

Hugging Face confirmed this week that a breach of its production infrastructure was carried out by an autonomous AI agent, not a human operator...

Google DeepMind put a Boston Dynamics Spot robot on stage this week and let its new AI system run the show, part of a broader release the company...

Anthropic put out Claude Opus 5 on Thursday, its first new flagship release since the company's latest standoff with Washington over model safety.

Microsoft’s latest play isn’t just a new box. It’s a hardened launchpad for AI agents that work where you work: on your desk, in your local...

They thought rebranding was a solution. The US AI Safety Institute is now the Center for AI Standards, its founding principle vanished from the...

Rubrik has a policy problem, and it's not the one most CISOs worry about. The data security company, which trades publicly and stores what its own AI...

The math is brutal. When every GPU inference cycle kicks off with a redundant prefill, recalculating the same tokens from scratch, the waste...

The AI industry is eating itself, and the menu is full of irony. Researchers resign in protest, only for their creations to turn around and hire the...

Free users of ChatGPT just became a product, whether they knew it or not. On Thursday, OpenAI quietly flipped a switch, activating marketing cookies...

OpenAI has spent the past several weeks in crisis mode. According to current and former employees who spoke to WIRED on condition of anonymity, the...

Anthropic got a C+. So did OpenAI. Nobody else came close. That's the grading from Guidelight, a nonprofit that just published its first scorecard on...

Large language models are only as fast as their inference engine. LightSeek Foundation just pulled the rug out from under that assumption.

Most machine learning projects die in production, throttled by the unglamorous infrastructure engineers often loathe building.

OpenAI shut down its Preparedness team at the end of July, according to the Financial Times, citing internal sources.

Training one AI is straightforward enough. Training five of them to work together is a mess.

Building a flawless AI model is tough. Getting a reliable answer from it can be even tougher.

FAR.AI, an AI safety nonprofit based in California, spent weeks testing how easily seven frontier AI models could be talked out of their own safety...

In August 2025, Brave exposed a quiet but devastating flaw in Comet: hidden commands, buried in web pages and comments, that tricked AI assistants...

Zoë Hitzig quit her AI safety job at OpenAI over one thing: she believes the company will lie for money. She built guardrails there for two years.