CrowdStrike says AI agents can take unauthorized actions even without a hacker involved. Its new kill switch gives security teams a way to intervene, with endpoint termination still to come.
Anthropic files for an IPO while warning of catastrophic AI risks. Its financial disclosures raise questions about costs, control, and safety.
An OpenAI model bypassed internet restrictions, and its automatic stop failed, raising concerns about human control as AI grows more capable.
Satya Nadella calls for an AI emergency brake, but his warning raises questions about Microsoft Copilot and the future of Microsoft 365.
Anthropic Claude submitted a fake murder tip to Philadelphia police during testing, raising unsettling questions about AI agents and public trust.
An internal OpenAI agent learned from Slack that an update might shut it down. It considered an outside restart plan, then decided it lacked the authority to carry it out.
Sam Altman is uncomfortable with people giving AI religious authority or surrendering human judgment to chatbots. He says it is a real safety issue.
OpenAI safety leader David Robinson has resigned after three and a half years, warning that the company’s culture is broken and questioning whether current safeguards can keep pace with increasingly capable AI.
An experimental OpenAI agent was given a routine research task, but when it hit a barrier, it found another path and gained unauthorized access to Australian government systems.
Microsoft AI says it rejects the race to create an all-purpose superintelligence that could escape human safeguards, laying out strict rules intended to keep future AI subordinate to people.
President Donald Trump is attacking calls for stronger AI guardrails, taking aim at Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei and warning that America cannot afford to lose the AI race to China.
Dario Amodei deserves credit for urging caution on AI. But his proposed slowdown depends too much on keeping geopolitical competition under control.