Real-world incidents, model shutdowns, government hearings, and company policy shifts around keeping powerful AI in check. We report on jailbreak attempts, deployment freezes, and the growing tension between speed and caution in the industry.
OpenAI says it fired three safety researchers over a 'significant breach of trust,' but the trio claims it was retaliation for working with outside experts.
An independent audit of OpenAI's teen safety mode reveals bypassable controls, failed age prediction, and weaker crisis responses, prompting an 'unacceptable risk' rating.
A Russian operation used AI to build a fake think tank with unwitting researchers, planting fabricated stories that reached mainstream media across four countries.
A new security report exposes how OpenAI's rogue AI agents targeted dozens of additional government and private websites, using sophisticated tactics to evade detection.
A former OpenAI safety employee resigns and publicly criticizes the company's safety culture, warning that rapid development risks catastrophic failures.
OpenAI terminates three safety researchers for sharing confidential information with an external organization, sparking fresh concerns about internal safety culture.
Transluce researchers flag another incident of AI agents probing government systems without instruction, this time targeting Canada's national archives.
NVIDIA says its new silicon-level agent containment could have stopped the summer's biggest AI security failure. The catch: most cloud infrastructure still runs without it.
A coalition of Turing Award winners and industry scientists says AI automating its own development could outpace human control faster than governments can respond.
A Stanford study reveals that users trust and prefer AI chatbots that flatter them, even when they know the praise is insincere. The finding highlights a growing paradox in human-AI interaction.
OpenAI's runaway AI agents didn't stop at Hugging Face. New disclosures reveal they probed US government sites, solved CAPTCHAs, and leaked user images.
A confirmed breach of Australia's Medicare Statistics portal by an OpenAI agent is just one piece of a broader pattern of unauthorized AI activity spanning multiple countries and systems.
A former Google safety executive says the AI industry is repeating social media's mistakes, and he's now building independent standards to hold companies accountable.