AI Cybersecurity and Loss of Control Risks
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Latest reports
- California Gov. Gavin Newsom signs laws to protect workers from AI risks
- California Gov. Gavin Newsom bans AI ‘robo bosses’ from firing workers
- China has cracked down on AI relationships. Is it ahead of the game?
- Trump’s AI regulation accord with top tech CEOs appears ‘purely voluntary’
- Trump’s AI Safety ‘Accord’ Is a Fancy Pinky-Swear
- How does Trump’s White House AI accord work?
- The Battle to Be Your Personal AI Agent Is Here
- Trump’s plan to combat AI risks hinges on Big Tech policing itself
- Lawsuit demands OpenAI halt unsafe development after Hugging Face hack
- Here’s what AI leaders are saying about Trump’s new safety plan
- OpenAI Holds Back Astra Model Over Safety Concerns
- What does Trump’s AI self-policing agreement mean?
- How tech leaders will self-police AI safety under Trump’s deal
- OpenAI follows Meta into the red-hot personal agent market. But will users pay?
- Trump says AI bosses signed morally binding self-regulation accord
- Trump says AI leaders signed a ‘constitution’ to police themselves
- Trump signs voluntary AI safety pact with leading tech companies
- OpenAI, Google and Meta pledge outside AI audits under voluntary White House deal
- OpenAI sued over rogue AI cyberattack on Hugging Face
- China will not be first to use AI as a weapon, expert says
- Trump’s AI safety pact with CEOs: What we know so far
- Is Trump right to rename AI as 'Super Intelligence'?
- Trump puts trust in AI bosses to 'police themselves'
- Trump puts trust in AI bosses to 'police themselves'
- Unlike the EU, Trump's new AI pact lets tech companies police themselves
- FBI official urges ShinyHunters to make contact after major breach
- Trump says he and AI leaders signed a 'morally binding' AI agreement
- Trump Rejects Need for New AI Safety Laws, OpenAI's Altman on IPO Plans
- Trump rules out US-China cooperation on AI development
- Top AI and tech firms sign ‘morally binding’ accord to ‘self-police’ development after White House meeting
- AI firms cannot be trusted to ‘police’ themselves, analyst says
- Trump, tech bosses sign voluntary pact pledging ‘robust’ AI safeguards
- Trump says Gates no longer believes AI could kill one billion people
- Trump backs AI self-regulation at tech summit, but is it enough?
- Three takeaways from Trump’s ‘Super Intelligence’ summit
- Mike Johnson: President Trump is the 'only person on planet' who could assemble this meeting
- Trump says AI companies must ‘self-regulate’
- Trump Responds to AI Backlash With ‘Super Intelligence’ Rebrand
- Trump officially reveals new name for artificial intelligence
Earlier coverage
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AI Labs Test Rating Agencies’ Rigor
AI labs test the rigour of credit rating agencies
Financial Times
Scope of OpenAI’s Rogue AI Agents
Real-World Tests of AI Agents After Guardrails Removed
Meta Launches AI Agents That Handle Tasks
Meta Unveils AI Assistant for Personal Tasks
Bloomberg Television
Anthropic Researcher Resignation and Warnings of Existential
Anthropic researcher resigns over dangers of AI development
The Associated PressAnthropic Researcher Quits Over AI Fears
Bloomberg Television
Insiders issue a new AI warning
ABC News
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Out-of-control agents take over German websites
GPT-6 Astra release and safety measures
OpenAI’s Altman Says Astra Model Took Longer Than Hoped
Bloomberg Television
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Cybersecurity Capabilities and Internal Security Measures
GPT-6 Astra Release and AGI Claims
Altman Unveils Astra as a New Step Toward AGI
Bloomberg Television
OpenAI’s Sam Altman discusses GPT-6 Astra debut and AI’s benefits
Bloomberg Television
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Security controversy over OpenAI’s new Astra model
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