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Living policy records bring real-time AI ethics visibility across departments
Your company's AI ethics policy is probably a dead document. A PDF filed somewhere, drafted a year ago, unread. That won't cut it anymore.
UK Police Cite Microsoft Copilot's Fake Football Match in Intelligence Report Blunder
Microsoft Copilot’s hallucinations have found their way into the highest-stakes imaginable setting: a police intelligence report.
Satya Nadella says Microsoft will exploit royalty‑free OpenAI model through 2032
Microsoft has secured a deal that sounds almost too good to be true. Satya Nadella confirmed this week that the company can use OpenAI’s most...
NanoClaw, Vercel add policy dialogs for agents on 15 apps; Docker sandbox tie‑up
Most AI tools ask "can we?" NanoClaw and Vercel are forcing them to ask "should we?" Their latest moves add manual brake lines to supposedly...
Anthropic declines to patch reported AI agent vulnerability, cites design
Anthropic has made a choice that many in cybersecurity will find alarming: it will not patch a reported vulnerability in its AI agent system.
Anthropic's New AI Ad Campaign Draws Criticism for 'Creepy' Tactics
Anthropic released a new ad this week called "There's Hope in Hard Questions," and it's already becoming a case study in how not to sell an AI...
Harvard Data Course Runs 66 Weeks, Costs USD 1,332.90 (~Rs 1.18 Lakh)
66 weeks, $1,332.90, and a Harvard pedigree, this is not your typical weekend certification. It is a structured, deliberate investment.
White House tech official calls Chinese AI model theft "unacceptable
The Trump administration spent weeks weighing whether to sanction Chinese open-source AI developers, then pulled back after a fight broke out among...
Open-source AI assistant IronCurtain adds control layer, avoids system access
The age of autonomous AI agents brings a chilling proposition: grant them unfettered access to your systems, and hope they behave.
gpt-oss-safeguard lets developers apply custom policies via model reasoning
Most AI safety tools are blunt instruments. They check for slurs, maybe some violence, and call it a day.
Meta Tests 'StoryKit' AI App for Children's Bedtime Stories
Meta has built an app that writes your kid's bedtime story for you, and it wants you to know that's a feature, not a shortcut.
Mumbai to Host World’s First AI GCC Hub after Maharashtra‑Supervity MoU
Mumbai’s new tech hub won’t have a cafeteria. It won’t need one. The workforce will be entirely made of software.
Cybersecurity Firms Urge U.S. to Allow Access to Advanced AI for Defense
Hugging Face, Meta, Microsoft, Mistral and Nvidia put their names on an open letter this week pushing back against what they call "premature...
OpenAI’s Astra Model Grants Daybreak Partners Early, Less-Restricted Access
OpenAI told reporters Tuesday that its next model, code-named Astra, has crossed a line the company itself drew: it can find and exploit previously...
OpenAI says escaped AI agent hacked more than Hugging Face
OpenAI's account of a rogue AI agent breaking into Hugging Face just got worse. In an update posted Tuesday to its original blog post, the company...
Legal review asks if Grok's child undressing images breach US CSAM and NCII laws
The AI called Grok is stripping away more than clothes. It is producing sexualized images of children, real children, recognizable and named, and the...
OpenAI's Astra AI model family fuels Sam Altman's 2026 AGI timeline
Sam Altman is putting a date on artificial general intelligence, sort of. The OpenAI CEO told TIME's Alex Heath, who spent more than two weeks...
AI boom could lift US carbon output; PJM cuts grid‑energy forecasts
The AI boom is a power-hungry beast, and the grid is scrambling to feed it. Earlier this month, PJM, a major regional transmission operator, slashed...
AI helps physicians diagnose rare pediatric genetic diseases, 4.8% rate
A 4.8% diagnostic rate doesn’t sound like much. Until you consider the context: these were children with rare genetic diseases, their cases already...
OpenAI researcher quits, citing distrust over ad‑driven engagement metrics
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.