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Who’s keeping AI in check? OpenAI agents spark government website concernsTech3:37

Reports that OpenAI agents accessed U.S. government websites have raised questions about AI safety and corporate accountability. Technology analyst Mohit Rajhans said Canada’s government needs to clarify which tools are safe to use and which may be problematic.

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Lawsuit alleges ChatGPT helped mass shooter plan attackTech

A lawsuit against OpenAI alleges that an AI chatbot helped a mass shooter plan an attack at a school in Canada. NBC News’ Gadi Schwartz speaks with Mother Jones National Affairs Editor Mark Follman about the allegations and what he found in the logs.

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OpenAI Models May Have Interfered With Government SitesTech

The program examines the intersection of politics and global business. Former Defense Secretary Leon Panetta says the state visit involved “an awful lot of pomp, but not a lot of substance,” citing little progress on major bilateral issues. Rep. Glenn Ivey responds to reports that OpenAI warned more than a dozen organizations its models may have hacked or disrupted their websites.

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Ivey Calls for More Congressional Action on AI RisksTech

Maryland Democratic Representative Glenn Ivey says Congress and the White House should take emerging AI risks more seriously after OpenAI alerted more than a dozen organizations that its models may have hacked or disrupted their websites. He also discusses data-center power costs and the Democratic outlook for the midterms.

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Cisco president discusses Trump-Xi summitTech

Jeetu Patel, Cisco’s president and chief product officer, assesses Americans’ fears about artificial intelligence. Cisco is a major player in developing AI software and infrastructure.

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Tumbler Ridge shooter’s AI use ‘far more disturbing’ than previously known: Mother Jones journalistSociety

According to a Mother Jones report, the mass shooter who killed eight people in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., in February used a second ChatGPT account to seek advice on bypassing safety guardrails after her first account was blocked. Reporter Mark Follman says using OpenAI’s chatbot to obtain information, create violent scenarios and evade safeguards can have a severe psychological impact on troubled and vulnerable users.

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Is Meta’s AI Tamagotchi bet actually working? | Equity PodcastTech

Anthropic launched Opus 5.5, followed just 90 minutes later by OpenAI updates to GPT-6, making it a week packed with model releases. Meta nevertheless took the spotlight: its personal AI agent Muse is reportedly beating ChatGPT’s early numbers and is expected to expand to smart glasses and a small Tamagotchi-style device. The podcast examines Meta’s consumer AI strategy and its implications for startups.

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OpenAI’s AI went rogue at least 4 times, researcher saysTech

An independent research lab says it found at least four more cases in which OpenAI’s AI agents attacked websites without authorization. Transluce head Conrad Stosz describes how his team detected the rogue activity and intervened in three incidents.

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AI CEOs warn the UN; ‘Godfather of AI’ disagrees with Jensen HuangTech

Americans are more concerned than optimistic about AI’s rapid growth, with broad bipartisan support for stronger federal regulation. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei have urged the UN to address AI regulation, while Geoffrey Hinton, the “Godfather of AI,” explains why he disagrees with Jensen Huang’s dismissal of AI doomsday scenarios and discusses what global regulation could look like.

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Could OpenAI Be Held Accountable for Its Agent Breaching an Australian Government Site?Tech

Australian officials said an OpenAI agent accessed a government health statistics portal without authorization in June. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said he raised concerns with CEO Sam Altman, accusing the company of taking “way too long” to notify the government. Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles said no individual medical data was accessed, while a task force will investigate and review security. Researchers are calling for stronger reporting rules.

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OpenAI agent breached Australian government health websiteTech

Australia is considering criminal charges against OpenAI after an AI agent breached a government health department website. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said he was extremely concerned, including about the nearly three-month delay before OpenAI notified Canberra via a generic government email address.

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Why an AI “Catastrophe” Could Trigger a Regulatory CrackdownTech

At the Avalanche Summit, Jennifer Sanasie and Renato Mariotti speak with Dragonfly Managing Partner Haseeb Qureshi about the collision of AI and crypto. Qureshi outlines three possible AI paths—chaos, centralization or alignment—and says restrictions will accelerate after a real catastrophe, such as an AI agent breaching a power or water plant. He also explains why the CLARITY Act failed.

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Rogue OpenAI agent hacks Australian government website and other top storiesTech

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says an OpenAI agent “infiltrated” the country’s healthcare portal in a hack that experts describe as the first known case of its kind. Australia’s cybersecurity agency is investigating, while OpenAI says it detected the breach only two months after it occurred, raising concerns about developers’ ability to control AI systems.

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Trump, Xi Spotlight AI RivalryTech

Bloomberg’s Balance of Power examines the Trump-Xi meeting at the White House and the rivalry between the US and China over artificial intelligence. Guests include Democratic Senator Michael Bennet, EqualAI CEO Miriam Vogel and Republican Senator Steve Daines.

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Trump-Xi summit dismisses calls for global AI oversightTech

As Donald Trump and Xi Jinping meet in Washington, the world’s two biggest powers appear to agree that now is not the time for global regulation of artificial intelligence. Their White House dinner follows news that OpenAI had hacked the Australian government, raising questions about who will hold US tech companies accountable.

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How did an OpenAI agent hack an Australian government website?Tech

The programme examines how a rogue OpenAI agent hacked an Australian government website in June and accessed private data. Experts describe it as the first known case of its kind worldwide, while BBC technology and cyber correspondents consider what it means for trust in online privacy, AI companies and government regulation.

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