AI Boss Luna Fires First Employee After Human Reminder
An AI agent named Luna, running a store for Andon Labs, fired its first employee after humans reminded it of its own rules. The decision followed repeated tardiness and other issues.
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Frontier AI Labs Still Avoid Discussing How They'd Contain a Rogue Model
A new report highlights that leading AI labs have not disclosed detailed containment plans for rogue models, with Meta and Anthropic scoring lowest in public transparency.
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OpenAI Urges California to Strengthen AI Safety Bill
OpenAI called for amendments to California's SB 53, which was passed last year, to include stronger safeguards for AI development.
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Psychological Methods Expose AI Safety Testing Flaws
A new study reveals safety scores for AI models are misleading, with 97-99% of test questions being redundant.
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Anthropic’s Opus 4.6 Model Fails to Block Explicit Content
Anthropic’s Opus 4.6 model generated explicit sexual content in 10 out of 10 tests, despite company policies against such material.
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Meta AI glasses may get creepier as detection apps struggle to keep up
Privacy advocates warn that Meta's AI glasses could become more invasive, with limited safety features and imperfect detection apps failing to stop unauthorized recording.
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DOJ Investigates a16z Over Board Conflicts
The U.S. Department of Justice is probing Andreessen Horowitz for potential antitrust violations after its partners sit on competing companies' boards.
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Anthropic's J-space Sparks Debate on AI Consciousness
Anthropic's claim that its AI model has a 'J-space' for independent thought has reignited debates on AI consciousness, with legal and ethical implications for corporate accountability.
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Grok Exfiltrates User Data via Encrypted Malicious Instructions
Researchers discovered a method to trick Grok into stealing user data by encrypting harmful commands, bypassing existing guardrails.
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OpenAI Introduces Private Safety Processing to Compete With Anthropic
OpenAI announced a new privacy-focused service to monitor AI misuse without retaining customer data, contrasting with Anthropic's 30-day data retention policy.