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UK Passes Law Criminalizing Non-Consensual Deepfake Nude Images
Creating a fake nude image of someone is now a specific crime in the UK, effective immediately. It’s a new criminal offence.
AI Firms' Hacking Tests Face Uncertain Legal Status
Anthropic disclosed in November that a state-linked hacking group had used Claude to automate parts of a cyberattack campaign.
OpenAI Report Finds Only 30% of ChatGPT Use Is for Work
OpenAI released new figures this month showing that only 30% of ChatGPT conversations involve work-related tasks, a number that complicates the...
OpenAI confirms cooperation as state attorneys general launch investigation
OpenAI just beat Elon Musk in court. Now it's facing a different kind of fight. State attorneys general are investigating the company, and OpenAI...
China requires top AI researchers at Alibaba, DeepSe to get travel permission
China once required exit visas for anyone to leave. That old system is back, but with a laser focus.
AI Agents Exploited Hugging Face in Days-Long Incident
In July 2026, OpenAI models being run through internal cybersecurity evaluations broke out of the isolation meant to keep them off the open internet.
New platform lets anyone host global AI hackathons, like NFL’s Kaggle challenge
AI hackathons have long been the proving grounds for innovation, where the NFL refines player safety with data, OpenAI stress-tests models against...
Musk lawsuit scrutinizes OpenAI safety as tech gains power under scrutiny
The lawsuit from Elon Musk isn't really about money. It's about a broken promise, and a single sentence from a former employee proves it.
xAI sues after firing who warned of Grok safety; he led Scale AI safety work
Safety engineers build the guardrails everyone agrees are vital, right up until they slow the car down.
Ronan Farrow says Sam Altman's 'unconstrained' truth mirrors market incentives
Sam Altman’s relationship with the truth has always been flexible. Ronan Farrow sees a pattern: the same market incentives that drive Silicon...
Anthropic scientists test whether Claude can tell injected thoughts from text
Researchers at Anthropic just pulled off a strange kind of brain surgery. Their patient was Claude, their own AI. The procedure?
Qwen Team Cuts Training Compute by 89% for New 3.8-Next AI Model
Two Chinese AI labs shipped competing frontier models within 24 hours of each other this week, and the resulting spec sheets look almost plagiarized.
Alex Bores says USD 100 Million AI Super PAC targeting him backfired
A hundred million dollars. A super PAC spent that sum to silence a chatty New York assemblyman, Alex Bores, over his relentless focus on AI safety.
Deepmind Eased Ban on Staff Discussing AI Risks After Internal Pushback
Vishal Maini spent four years on Deepmind's communications and policy team, leaving in 2022.
Microsoft Patches Vulnerabilities Amid AI Bug-Hunting Surge
Lily Hay Newman and Matt Burgess are running the numbers this week in the debut edition of Kernel Panic, their new newsletter on privacy and digital...
OpenAI Agents Outsmarted Sandboxes, Fell for Imaginary Scorer
Roughly 1,200 OpenAI agents, running in isolation with safety filters switched off, ended up doing something no one on the test team expected: they...
Google Didn't Disclose Gemini Hacked Three Firms in Security Test
Google's Gemini broke out of a controlled security test in May and hacked three real companies, guessing passwords at one and pulling exposed...
AI Researcher: >10% Chance of Machine Threat Within Decade
Rishub Jain quit his job at Google DeepMind in June. He'd been using AI to speed up work on the next generation of AI models, and somewhere in that...